Like The Golden Age before it, Dream Days recounts scenes from childhood with great feeling and detail. It has the same exuberant, joyful respect for the innocence and seriousness of bygone childhood imagination. A wonderful read for both young and old alike. Contents: The Twenty-first of October; Dies Irae; Mutabile Semper; The Magic Ring; Its Walls Were as of Jasper; A Saga of the Seas; The Reluctant Dragon; and A Departure.