I found some reviews of the books on the web:
The art of dreaming:
This book takes lucid dreaming to a whole new level. This book may also severely affect your view of the world. Essentially Castaneda writes about becoming a sorcerer. One of his techniques consists of going to sleep in your lucid dream and waking up in a second lucid dream. This lucid dream within a lucid dream is said to be easier to maintain (even for several hours!) and to be more vivid than the lucid dream you started with.
Carlos Castaneda, The art of dreaming
the Lovely Bones
In Alice Sebold's new book, The Lovely Bones, a 14-year-old girl takes readers through an imaginative exploration of the space between heaven and Earth.
Teenager Susie Salmon narrates the story from heaven after she is raped and murdered on her way home from school. As the girl adjusts to her new home, in her own heaven, she watches her family members as they try to recover from the feelings of despair that have invaded their everyday lives after her death.
In The Lovely Bones, first-time novelist Sebold looks at the passage from life to death and how love forms a bridge between the two.