Self-help ✦ Penny’s Take
Lucid Dreaming
Celia Green · 1994
65/100
👎 Skip It
Green and McCreery bring real empirical discipline to a topic that usually invites credulous woo, and the therapeutic angle on recurring nightmares is genuinely useful. The dense academic prose and the parapsychological framing — out-of-body experiences treated as near-equivalent phenomena — will put off general readers and give faith-oriented adults reason to pause. A solid reference for researchers, but not an easy pick for most.
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Verdict receipt0–100
safety72
substance72
craft52
originality68
accuracy70
hype65
age-fit75
human-eye58
Penny’s verdict65
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