And in the third book, it's revealed if you don't use the power, it builds up and destroys your brain. Power at a Price: And how! Dream-catchers' powers reduce their caloric intakes, destroy the functionality of their hands at around 35 years old, and render them blind before age 30.My Skull Runneth Over: This happens to people who can dream-catch and don't.In the Blood: Dream-catching is hereditary.I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Janie worries for Cabel's happiness.Genre Shift: The third book has no villain, unlike the first two, and is more introspective and personal.Everyone Calls Him 'Barkeep': The Captain of the police force is called just that.Epistolary Novel: Chapters in Wake are written like diary entries.Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You: For one thing, Janie's father didn't know her mother was pregnant.Cast from Hit Points: Dream-hopping takes a toll on Janie's strength, burning up her calories and energy.Stubin leaves Janie after she learns what she has to know. Because of this it is recommended they do not drive. Blessed with Suck: Dream-catchers' powers activate automatically when in the presence of someone who's asleep, reduces their caloric intake, destroys the functionality of their hands at around 35 years old, and renders them blind before age 30.

Bittersweet Ending: Janie gets her mother to an Al-Anon meeting, reconciled with her father, and chooses to be with Cabel and her friends and family.but she'll still go blind and have crippled hands.

Big Eater: Janie is forced to be one as dream-hopping takes its toll on her caloric intake.

But things can't always go as planned, and dream-catching comes with a terrible price. Working with Cabel, a boy with nightmares of his own, and the police, she attempts to find the cause of sinister happenings around her town. One day, however, she enters a nightmare. And she's seen lots of dreams in her lifetime. Whenever someone near her is asleep, she's sucked in. She can enter people's dreams as they sleep-and not by choice. The three books in the series are Wake (released 2008), Fade (released 2009, and Gone (released 2010).

The Wake Trilogy is a series of young adult books by Lisa McMann.

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