Aurora and her sister are inseparable, until dreams divide them.
Literally.
“On the night of my sixteenth birthday, I fell asleep. When morning came, I didn’t wake up. It’s been a month and I’m still sleeping, but this isn’t the story that you think it is.”
—Aurora
“People think my name is Maleficent but that isn’t true. And as for crimes, all that I am guilty of is loving my sister. My sister is the dawn, Aurora.”
— Midnight
Now a Bestseller in Canada and Italy
Also: Part One: The Power of a Dream was a Bestseller in the United States. (All three parts are now sold as a single book: While Aurora Slept.) There is now also a full-length sequel: When Aurora Woke.
On Aurora’s sixteenth birthday, she makes a selfless wish to save her sister, Midnight, from a curse that began in their childhood. Aurora falls asleep, but she doesn’t wake up. Months later, she’s still asleep. Now the sisters must find their way back to each other. What good is sleeping peacefully, when Midnight’s days without her beloved sister have become a nightmare?
