
Written by Julie Dillemuth PhD · Illustrated by Laura Wood
Part of the Camilla the Cartographer series
A storm threatens the festival. Can a clever plan save the day?
Camilla the Cartographer faces a storm that scatters the Fall Festival's decorations. With her trusty map and a clever plan, she rallies her friends to restore the celebration. As they work together, they learn that embracing change can create new traditions and strengthen bonds. Will their teamwork and resilience be enough to save the festival? Discover how Camilla turns a challenge into an opportunity for growth and joy.
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
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