Surprisingly, I took a rather long time to finish this book. Nothing bad with the book per se, but I do think the constant action-filled chapters have something to do with me not finishing this book earlier. I felt that the novel was too fast-paced for, scenes keep changing and sometimes, like the first book, I felt like I was getting lost in a maze. 
 But apart from that, Perchance to Dream is truly an imaginative novel. There were so many aspects of it I found very thrilling such as The Innamoranti and the new characters introduced were all very lively and exciting. The four faeries are delightful and funny as always. I found myself searching for them in every chapter because I enjoyed their banter so much. 
 I suppose the crux of the book is about Nate being kidnapped by Sedna, and Bertie and company going to rescue him. From this sequel, you can definitely tell that Nate and Ariel are fighting for Bertie's affections and while there have been some twists and turns regarding this love triangle, I still have to admit that I'm rooting for Nate. :D 
 Bertie also displays her very strong character here, fully embracing her role as the Mistress of Revels and the leader of their little group. There were certain times when I did find her to be a little too bossy/headstrong, but overall, I'd say she's a good role model. :D