Your Fantastical Fort

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A story that inspires imagination and helps kids feel safe when life gets overwhelmingForts are fun to build, and even the simplest materials—couch cushions, chairs, blankets, and cardboard boxes—can turn into sailing ships, dragon’s dens, or magical castles. In Your Fantastical Fort, children discover that forts have healing power, too. Through poetic text and expressive illustrations, this book shows how forts can become quiet corners and safe spaces where kids can take time out from the real world—especially when they feel sad, disappointed, or scared. When they need quiet, they can tuck themselves inside. And when they’re ready, they can invite the people who matter most to share their special world.By celebrating imaginative play as a calming strategy and highlighting kids’ natural creativity, this book offers a reassuring, heartwarming reminder that every child can build a space where they feel safe, understood, and wonderfully themselves.Your Fantastical Fort:

  • Encourages independence and resilience through creative play during moments of fear, frustration, sadness, or overwhelm
  • Offers support for kids coping with difficult news or family stressors, from climate change to divorce or financial strain
  • Includes a note for adults and tips for building fantastical forts at home
  • Your Fantastical Fort is ideal for anyone seeking support to help children navigate big feelings.

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About Molly Beth Griffin

Molly Beth Griffin is a graduate of Hamline University's MFA program in Writing for Children and Young Adults, and a writing teacher at the Loft Literary Center in the Twin Cities. Her first picture book, Loon Baby, came out with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2011. Silhouette of a Sparrow is her first novel.

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