Camilla and the Fall Festival - (Camilla the Cartographer) by Julie Dillemuth (Hardcover)

About the Book

Book Synopsis

Can a windstorm ruin the Fall Festival? Not if Camilla the Cartographer has a map--and a plan!

Part of the beloved Camilla series, Camilla and the Fall Festival is a warm and whimsical story that helps kids explore how flexibility, teamwork, and emotional resilience can turn unexpected changes into joyful new traditions. When the forest's decorations are scattered by a storm, Camilla and her friends work together to restore the celebration--and discover that change can bring everyone closer.

Key Features:

• Supports emotional growth, flexible thinking, and everyday challenges in a kid-friendly way
• Encourages kids to embrace change and collaborate with others
• Includes a reader's note with discussion questions and SEL activities
• Perfect for ages 5-9--great for classrooms, school counselors, and family reading
• Created by Magination Press, the children's imprint of the American Psychological Association--trusted leaders in children's mental health and emotional development

Review Quotes

"Teachers and students alike will rejoice in the gentle but important lessons learned in this delightful and engaging book. . . . [T]he accompanying reader's note provides plenty of helpful discussion questions and extension activities to develop children's social-emotional flexibility and spatial thinking. . . . A highly recommended purchase for classrooms, especially for schools and classrooms looking for project-based learning opportunities that cover cartography and for school counselors looking to highlight the power of flexible and positive thinking."--School Library Journal