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  The Dreamer: Volume 2 (Dreamer) (Paperback) By (artist) Lora Innes, By (author) Lora Innes

  

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  Short Description for The Dreamer: Volume 217-year-old Beatrice Whaley and her wildly vivid dreams about the American Revolution are back. After barely surviving a battle against the British Army, she's relieved to find herself safely in the 21st century again. Now, she's determined to forget about her dreams and try to make things work with the handsome quarterback who asked her out.
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  • Publisher: Idea & Design Works
  • Published: 29 November 2011
  • Format: Paperback 152 pages
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  • Categories: Graphic Novels, Anime & Manga
  • ISBN 13: 9781613770313 ISBN 10: 1613770316
  • Sales rank: 426,455

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Full description for The Dreamer: Volume 2

• 17-year-old Beatrice Whaley and her wildly vivid dreams about the American Revolution are back - much to her dismay! After barely surviving a battle against the British Army in the first volume, she's relieved to find herself safely in the 21st century again. Now, she's determined to forget about her dreams and try to make things work with the handsome quarterback who asked her out. But as soon as she falls asleep again, the dreams pick right back up and she's just as confused as ever! Bea and her Revolutionary friends must escape New York City under the watchful eye of the British Army as the tension of living two lives finally brings her to the breaking point.