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by Cat Winters
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YA Fantasy - K.A. Wiggins
YA Fantasy - K.A. Wiggins rated it 7 years ago
Olivia's dancing around the edges of the suffrage movement in 1890s Portland, OR. She's strong-minded but quiet, dreaming of a future as a teacher or writer, but trapped under her domineering father's thumb. When she's hypnotized on stage the night of her birthday, she craves the relaxing peace of i...
My Never Ending List
My Never Ending List rated it 7 years ago
I really enjoyed this novel. I wasn’t sure if this novel was for me but after the reading the first couple chapters, I was drawn in by Olivia. Olivia had a voice and she used it to express herself. She wanted change, she didn’t want what the world expected of her, Olivia wanted more. Her father trie...
Lost Girls Reviews
Lost Girls Reviews rated it 9 years ago
Set in Oregon in the 1900s, a young girl named Olivia Mead, lives with her controlling father who feels that her headstrong behavior needs to be snuffed out. He hires a hypnotist to put her under hypnosis and remove her rebellion, but instead, Henri gives her the gift of seeing the world as it truly...
Chibivi in Booksland
Chibivi in Booksland rated it 9 years ago
I’ve been waiting to read this book since it has been released. I haven’t read anything by Cat Winters before but because I’ve kept seeing this novel everywhere and because it has a gorgeous cover (which, by the way, is even more beautiful in reality: the cover's details and the chapters intersperse...
Abandoned by user
Abandoned by user rated it 9 years ago
I really enjoyed this book. I've read one other Cat Winters book - In the Shadow of Blackbirds - which I also just loved. If I had to choose between the two, Blackbirds has a bit of an edge, but I'd recommend either book to people who enjoy YA, historical fiction and/or magical realism. The Cure f...
The Symmetrical Bookworm
The Symmetrical Bookworm rated it 10 years ago
Well, this was amazing. full review to come!
Just Another Reader
Just Another Reader rated it 10 years ago
The Cure for Dreaming starts with Olivia Mead, a girl who just turned 16, attending a hypnosis show, living in 1900 Portland, Oregon. She is picked to go on stage and though she does not remember anything that happens to her, the hypnotist Henri Reverie manages to make her body as stiff as a board, ...
YA Anonymous
YA Anonymous rated it 10 years ago
Oregon. 1900. Women's Sufferage. Hypnotism. A cure for dreaming indeed. When Olivia celebrates her birthday being hypnotized, she had no idea how her world would be thrown into turmoil and frustration. This mystical and historic story is completely riveting! And I simply adore the fact that is tak...
Books and Things
Books and Things rated it 10 years ago
I've been hearing raves about this author's historical fiction. I had to try this one. It is about Olivia at the time of the suffragists. It is an important period of time and while she was light on the horrors historically that the women were put through, she was able to catch that horror within th...
CheriePie's Books
CheriePie's Books rated it 10 years ago
Seventeen-year-old Olivia Mead is a headstrong young lady living in Portland, Oregon in the year 1900. Women of this period were expected to be silent, docile, and nurturing, without a voice in government or much say at all as to what goes on around them. The suffrage movement is in full swing and O...
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