I haven't read it from front to back, I use it along with a dream journal. It's good for acknowledging universal symbols within the subconscious mind.

I had this book a long time ago (back when I kept a dream journal) and I always liked looking up the different symbols, and back when I was interested in Freud. All the symbols are very Freudian (if you dream of a snake, you're dreaming about sex - if you dream of a banana, you're dreaming about sex - who the hell dreams about bananas???) but it's still fun to look stuff up. It was fairly easy to use.

I absolutely love this book. My copy's cover is fading and spine cracked. This is my favorite dictionary to help journal about the dreams that leave me confused.

The best dream dictionary I've found.

Excellent reference.

Good reference book. I keep it by my bed so I can look up what an impactful dream meant right when I awake while it's still top of mind. Nerdy, I know - but oh-so-interesting!

Helps me understand my dreams

This isnt really a book you read but a book you look through when you want to know the meaning of your dreams. Ive had this book since I was a young teen and still refer to it when I want to know the meaning of my dreams.

This is just ridiculous, but not even in a funny way.

This is a reference book I use to interpret my dreams as soon as I wake up. It's handy and has a lot of what I dream about but not everything. The explanations are also basic. Still a nice reference book to have by your bedside.

I love this book. I had to replace it because I wore out the first one so badly.

Excellent reference book, easy to read and understand.

I have had this book for a few years, and whenever I have a particularly strange dream, I look up what it supposedly means. Sometimes it's pretty interesting, other times I think it's a bunch of b.s. But I still like the book overall, because it's organized well and pretty in-depth.