Zolar's Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Dreams

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Summary: Accurate Dream Interpretation Book
Review: An excellent book for people trying to interprate their dreams. I bought an edition of this book over 7 years ago, and it is still accurate today as it was before. The book's author definately knows what dreams are all about. Since dreams can involve many things, it would be helpful if the publisher includes a cross-listing index in future editions, however, that absence should not prevent anyone from purchasing this book. Speaking from personal experience, about 80% of the definitions Zolar provides in this book have been accurate, and therefore I will remain loyal to his book than all others on the market.

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Summary: A very good source to understanding one's dreams.
Review: Ever wake up and remember a dream that was good or bad? This reference book helps the individual search key variables from the dream for meaning and understanding from the past, present, and future. I'm so glad I stumbled into this book. It's my only source for this type of information.

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Summary: Great Entertainment
Review: I bought this book for entertainment purposes. I honestly don't believe these will happen for sure, but, it has most of the things that happen and are shown in my dreams and I like most of the outcomes! This is a very good book - better than the other ones I have seen. Others don't have nearly as many words and symbols listed or are very confusing. This is simple and thorough like dictionaries. This is a Must for you who want a dream dictionary!!

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Summary: THE BEST BOOK OF DREAMS EVER!!!
Review: I have used dream books for many years, and have ALWAYS gone back to Zolars Encylopedia and Dictionary of Dreams because it's so EASY to find what you are looking for using the dictionary system ... I even take it with me while traveling...

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Summary: Awesome!!
Review: I just love this dream book. Not only does it contain lots of topics, but it looks at different aspects of those topics, such as if you dream about having a baby, there are interpretations for a woman dreaming of having a baby, a man dreaming of his wife having a baby, a single woman dreaming of having a baby, a married woman, etc... This has been the most informative dream book that I have purchased to date. I highly recommend it.

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Summary: Piece of Junk!
Review: I keep this on my nightstand and look up every "wierd" dream I have. It doesn't make sense at the moment but weeks later you'll find yourself going "oh, wow!"

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Summary: Fantastic
Review: Recently i have had some very weird dreams and me and my friends tell then at uni to each other and since i have had this book i have found out what they all mean! i take it to uni every day and me and my friend spend ages reading it for our dreams and they all make sense!!!!!!

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Summary: Zolar's Encyclopedia of Dreams
Review: The volume contains the origins of words, period of original/
common usage and applicable contexts. The emphasis of this book
is on dreams and pictorial representations expressed in ordinary
English. The work will assist any writer in expressing concepts
with greater feeling by reference to aesthetic concepts which
are the product of dreams and the imagination.

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Summary: A Dream Leader!
Review: This book is definately worth every penny. It has much truth in dream meanings and many definitions to go by. I first purchased this book 8 years ago and just had to replace that copy due to so much wear and tear from use. Plain & simply put, I wouldn't have replaced it with any other.

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Summary: Zolar's Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Dreams
Review: This book was copy written in 1963. It is so out dated it has the audacity to describe what it means to see a Colored man or woman in your dream. A Colored person is an old term, once used in describing African Americans. The same racism is used for Jewish people, and Chinese people in this book. Though it goes into details what it means to see Colored people, Jewish people, Chinese people etc., in dreams. No where in the book does it mention what it means to dream of seeing Caucasian people. Which lead you to believe the Authors must have assumed, all their readers were only Caucasian people. This book is a reproduction from the old original 1963 edition, before Civil Rights. It is so out dated it should be pulled from the shelves immediately. I purchased it for .50 cents on a mark down sales table in a book store. But it's not worth a dime. Thank you! Andree' Smith