Le Rêve was first published in 1888 and has been translated as The Dream.
For images of other covers please look on the Images page.
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The Books of Émile Zola 
Some really weird ones here. It’s been a long time since I read this book, but the Livre Poche one with the little blonde girl on the cover seems the best fit–although of course not the most enticing to new readers.
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The Peter Owen one is my favourite, though I agree that the Livre de Poche one is the most apt. I saw an excellent one a little while ago on eBay -it shows the opening scene with the girl huddling in a doorway.
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I can’t make out which one you mean, Jonathan. The other one that I really like is the one with the hands in the rain.
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The Peter Owen one is the first one with the girl asleep on the grass.
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Gotcha, thanks.
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BTW if you click on the images then you should also see a short description of the publisher and image source. I originally added captions to these but it made the gallery look a bit ‘messy’ so I decided to leave them captionless.
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Oh, thanks, Jonathan. I had clicked on it, but didn’t scroll down and missed the info. I know what you mean about the captions. Sometimes they work and sometimes not.
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