About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is caught in a loop of perfectionism or feeling defeated by a project that is not turning out quite right. It is an ideal resource for children who struggle with the gap between their big creative visions and their current motor skills. The story follows Fiona, who sets out to build a magnificent home for the forest fairies but finds that twigs and moss do not always cooperate with her grand plans. Through Fiona's journey from frustration to flow, the book beautifully models how to pivot when things go wrong. It highlights the importance of imagination over technical perfection and encourages a deep, tactile connection with the natural world. Parents will appreciate how it validates a child's big feelings (like anger and disappointment) while providing a gentle path toward resilience and the joy of 'good enough' being actually perfect. Best suited for ages 4 to 8, it is a wonderful springboard for outdoor play and creative problem-solving.
