About This Book
Reach for Mr. Meebles when your child's imaginary world feels so vivid that they struggle to bridge the gap between their private play and the real world. This book is a gentle companion for the creative dreamer who sometimes feels misunderstood by adults or peers. It validates the power of a child's internal life while providing a comforting framework for how imagination functions as a tool for companionship. The story follows Mr. Meebles, an imaginary friend who is only 'real' as long as the boy, Donald, is thinking about him. It explores the concept of existence through thought and the fear of being forgotten. This whimsical classic, published in 1976, remains a masterpiece for ages 3 to 7 because it treats the child's imagination with absolute dignity and respect. Parents will appreciate how it handles the nuances of loneliness and the profound loyalty between a creator and their creation.
