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9780744583359

The Dream Merchant

The Dream Merchant

by Isabel Hoving

Publisher Walker Books

Genre: Children's & YA

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  • First Printing
  • Hardcover


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About the book

Josh Tak is just an average boy. So why is an international corporation so convinced that he is the key to conquering their new market: the past? Drawn into a whirlwind adventure, Josh finds himself in the middle of a nightmare, caught in umaya, a place between dreams and reality. To find his way back, Josh and his friends must follow a trail that takes them through many adventures, to the core of human nature and to the furthest ends of time itself.

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About the Author

Isabel Hoving

Isabel Hoving's first book, The Dream Merchant, was published in the Netherlands as The Winged Cat. It won the 2003 Golden Kiss award, the Netherlands' most prestigious children's book prize. Her book on Caribbean women migrant writing, In Praise of New Travelers, was published in 2001. She is co-editor of the Dutch five-volume series Cultuur en Migratie, on the influence of migrants on Dutch culture.

Hoving is now an academic and lecturer at the University of Amsterdam. She publishes in the fields of intercultural and postcolonial theory and cultural analysis, and edits the journal Thamyris/Intersecting, a journal on issues of place, sex and race.

She lives with her partner and son in Amsterdam.

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