If you are really looking for a guide to help you interpret what your dreams symbols mean, this and Sandra A. Thomson's A Dreamer's Dictionary and all you need. None of that silly money and happiness stuff, but real honest dream imagery to help you see within yourself.

LOVE. LOVE. LOVE, this book. I have owned it since 99'. I am always referring to it. My family and friends always call me when they have questions and this book hasn't ever steered any of us wrong, I would totally recommend it. I have owned a lot of dream books but this one is by far THE BEST!

This book is dog eared all over and the binding is falling apart. I have used this so much and I still grab it occasionally. However, I will say that I have learned that you can not take this book (or any like it) as fact. After all, you may view some of these symbols differently due to your life circumstances. I would say that it is a great guide. Read it and then document your dreams. Focus on what the symbols mean to you and then compare them to the book.

Best dream dictionary!

This dream dictionary doesn't resort to the superstition that some dream books seem to cater to these days...(i.e.) Tony Crisp won't be telling you that your dream imagery means "good luck," "bad luck," or that you'll be coming into some money soon. I have an older edition and I wish there were more entries...not sure if there are in the more recent editions. Also, sometimes when you can't find your dream image, you might find it under the British version of the word. Overall, an excellent resource.

creeply true about dreams, good read!!!!!

your dreams are a reflection of our your past and present real life experiences, do it's a great source of dream interpretations book to come to when you have vivid dreams, I have interpreted many dreams for myself and my girls, as well as some friends. 95% of the time it's accurate, I recommend!

I've seen more detailed dream books, it is missing a lot. It's still a nice little bedside reference when I wake up from a dream and ask myself, "what the hell did that mean?"

A wonderful and very thorough reference guide for those who seek insight into their dreams. Almost any conceivable topic is covered. I use it periodically to gain guidance on any repetitive dreams I have. Valuable book.

This dictionary is good but very simplified. It covers so many ideas but keeps each fairly short. I prefer google search over this because you get more depth and specifics on major dream components.

Hands down my favorite dream interpretation book. Tony Crisp's website dreamhawk dot com is an excellent resource for more dream interpretation and articles as well.

I've used plenty of dream guides in the past, and most of them are decent enough, but this one is by far the best. It actually gives you a bit of background on Jungian and Freudian psychology, and helps you interpret your own dreams rather than just giving you an A-Z dictionary with one meaning per symbol.