Dreamer is 30 pages, full amazing color paintings. Written by Sheri Hauser with pictures by Karna Peck (her sister-and world class artist). This story was originally released as a children's book because it was a story about a little girl. One summer when I visited Karna at her home in the Northwest, she took me to a Mexican Restaurant and showed me a collection of murals. I was amazed at them and requested to take pictures of all of them to preserve the art. I inserted them into this story along with some clip art. When I showed it to my sister, she was aghast at the clip art insertion and insisted I remove it. That was in 2007. The 'book' has stayed on the shelf without its upgrades until today (2014). Of course, this is a story about me. I am a dreamer who was in the right place at the right time willing to come to God as a small child and believe He is willing to be my Father. And, all of a sudden His voice broke through to me in dreams and visions (off in the distance as a small still voice). It is as a mirage in the sunset only seen at just the right angle. In order to hear God's voice and see His visions we must come to Him with a pure heart as a child and be willing to risk letting go of today to see that which is not normally seen. It takes the faith of a child; one who builds sand castles. When God gives words, dreams or insight into a direction for our lives, it is not like anything else. As in the story, everyone hopes to receive this type of direction. Everyone on the island hoped there was something more. Do not be deceived, even those who declare themselves to be agnostic still secretly hope there is a God out there; there is a spiritual world outside of their selves. In the story, even the scientist secretly exposes the pictures before being willing to show them to anyone else, hoping, for himself, that there is a world other than the island he lives on. But the little girl is labeled a liar when others do not see what she proclaims to be true. So, as the story progresses, her family turns against her and tells her to bear the cost of her lies. For sure; it costs to be willing to believe in the words and see the vision which is given by God. Dreamer has a happy ending when the small girl has a friend who is willing to take a risk to see the land in the distance. It is with joy I now share my allegory with you. May you be willing to come to God as a child, position yourself in a place where you can see the vision and dream of a world outside of yourself.