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Characters - The Daydreamer: Ian McEwan. Character Description. Peter. Peter is a young boy with a very imaginative mind. Most of the time he is too caught up in his daydream to notice anything that’s happening around him. Kate. The Daydreamer Ian Mcewan Quotes. The wise man sees in the misfortune of others what he should avoid. — Marcus Aurelius. Your inability to see yourself clearly is what's keeping you alive. — Sarah Silverman. AT NINE O'CLOCK the next morning his servant came in with a cup of chocolate on a tray, and opened the shutters. Ian McEwan is a critically acclaimed author of short stories and novels for adults, as well as The Daydreamer, a children's novel illustrated by Anthony Browne. His first published work, a collection of short stories, First Love, Last Rites, won the Somerset Maugham Award/5().

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Buy a cheap copy of The Daydreamer book by Ian McEwan. A delightful literary foray for adults and children alike, from the inexhaustible imagination of Booker Prize-winning, best-selling author Ian McEwan. In these Free Shipping on all orders over $ The Resource The daydreamer, Ian McEwan ; illustrated by Anthony Browne. The daydreamer, Ian McEwan ; illustrated by Anthony Browne. Adults think that Peter Fortune is a difficult child because he sits by himself and stares into space. But, except for resultant absentmindedness, like forgetting his little sister on a bus, Peter's daydreams are usually harmless flights of fancy. The Daydreamer includes seven of these flights and four of them#;"The Dolls," "The Cat," "The Baby," and "The Grown-Up"#;are metamorphosis.