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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: This is a spectacularly ''random'' book.
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* BigBad: Marty's Id is sick of being locked up by him.
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* MonsterClown: Peepers leads an army of these.
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''Literature/TheFortyFirstWink'' is a novel by James Walley and published by Creatore/RagnarokPublications.
Marty is having a bad morning. Roused from slumber by a gang of polo mallet wielding monkeys and a mysterious voice in his wardrobe, he must quickly come to terms with the fact that the world outside his door is now the world inside his head. Lying in wait amidst bleak, gloomy streets, deserted theme parks, and circus themed nightclubs, lurks the oppressive shadow of a myriad of giggling, cackling pursuers, hell bent on throwing a custard pie or two into the works.
Assisted by a string of halfcocked schemes, a troupe of tiny unlikely allies, and (literally) the girl of his dreams, Marty sets out on a heroic quest to wake up and get out of bed.
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This book contains the following tropes:
* AllJustADream: It was. The question is whether the dreams are limited to Marty's dreams or everyone's.
* AndYouWereThere: Dream-Kate is identical to Real-Kate. [[spoiler: And possibly is Kate.]]
* ComingOfAgeStory: In a manner of speaking. The book can be read as Marty realizing he needs to take control over his life.
* DistaffCounterpart: Marty is the Generation Y counterpart to Alice from ''Alice in Wonderland.'' This gets lampshaded.
* DreamLand: The setting for Marty's adventure.
* GirlsLoveStuffedAnimals: A genderflipped version. Marty is helped the entire way by a crew of stuffed toy pirates he had as a child.
* HeroicSacrifice: Timbers tries to pull one for Marty but the latter isn't having it.
* LivingToys: Marty would have been killed pretty early if not for the intervention of Timbers and his crew.
* MagicalLand: The world of Marty's dreams is one of these. [[spoiler: It's later implied to be less of Marty's dreams than ''everyone's'' dreams.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: The revelation Kate has the exact same dream as Marty implies there's something more going on. Or it's just the fact they work together and they've been crushing on each other for months.
* OnlySaneMan: Kate fills this role in the dreamworld.
* OurFairiesAreDifferent: One possible interpretation of the dreamlands folk.
* RealityWarper: Averted. Marty has no more power over his dreams than he would in any other place.
* RidiculouslyAverageGuy: This is Marty's entire thing. He even lampshades it.
* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Justified in the fact they're pirate ''toys.''
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: This is a spectacularly ''random'' book.
* YourMindMakesItReal: Marty's problem is he's awake in his dreams and thus subject to all the pain and horror the crazy circumstances around him permits.
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Marty is having a bad morning. Roused from slumber by a gang of polo mallet wielding monkeys and a mysterious voice in his wardrobe, he must quickly come to terms with the fact that the world outside his door is now the world inside his head. Lying in wait amidst bleak, gloomy streets, deserted theme parks, and circus themed nightclubs, lurks the oppressive shadow of a myriad of giggling, cackling pursuers, hell bent on throwing a custard pie or two into the works.
Assisted by a string of halfcocked schemes, a troupe of tiny unlikely allies, and (literally) the girl of his dreams, Marty sets out on a heroic quest to wake up and get out of bed.
----
This book contains the following tropes:
* AllJustADream: It was. The question is whether the dreams are limited to Marty's dreams or everyone's.
* AndYouWereThere: Dream-Kate is identical to Real-Kate. [[spoiler: And possibly is Kate.]]
* ComingOfAgeStory: In a manner of speaking. The book can be read as Marty realizing he needs to take control over his life.
* DistaffCounterpart: Marty is the Generation Y counterpart to Alice from ''Alice in Wonderland.'' This gets lampshaded.
* DreamLand: The setting for Marty's adventure.
* GirlsLoveStuffedAnimals: A genderflipped version. Marty is helped the entire way by a crew of stuffed toy pirates he had as a child.
* HeroicSacrifice: Timbers tries to pull one for Marty but the latter isn't having it.
* LivingToys: Marty would have been killed pretty early if not for the intervention of Timbers and his crew.
* MagicalLand: The world of Marty's dreams is one of these. [[spoiler: It's later implied to be less of Marty's dreams than ''everyone's'' dreams.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: The revelation Kate has the exact same dream as Marty implies there's something more going on. Or it's just the fact they work together and they've been crushing on each other for months.
* OnlySaneMan: Kate fills this role in the dreamworld.
* OurFairiesAreDifferent: One possible interpretation of the dreamlands folk.
* RealityWarper: Averted. Marty has no more power over his dreams than he would in any other place.
* RidiculouslyAverageGuy: This is Marty's entire thing. He even lampshades it.
* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Justified in the fact they're pirate ''toys.''
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: This is a spectacularly ''random'' book.
* YourMindMakesItReal: Marty's problem is he's awake in his dreams and thus subject to all the pain and horror the crazy circumstances around him permits.
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