Thank you to the publisher for giving me a copy of this book via netgalley.

This book was very informative overall. Whether it helped me lucid dream or not I’m still unsure as I’ve not been doing it long but it’s a great little guide.

This book takes it to a rudimentary level in its simplest form which I really appreciated. I was able to lucidly dream in my earlier years without any prompts but found as life's stresses got in the way it became harder and harder to retreat into that dream world. I recommend this book for any first-timers as well as those who may have lost their way and want to get back to this practice.

I have been interested in Lucid Dreaming as a means to understanding myself since I was very young. This book piqued my interest when I saw it on NetGalley. Unfortunately, it is written quite strangely and hard to follow. Stoller's language is convoluted and often seems to follow a tangent that doesn't quite connect. The recorded hypnosis sessions were interesting and useful, though. It just felt unpolished.

Thanks to NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for the ARC to read and review.

I have always been interested in lucid dreaming, ever since I learned a bit more about it and wondered why I sometimes just ' knew' I was dreaming.

This book has a very unique perspective on it. The author explains in more detail the how and why and through recordings of hypnotic sessions you can train yourself to have more dream remembrance and have more lucid dreams.