About Finn and the Forest of Tranquility: : A Fantasy Adventure for Children with Autism & PDA:
A magical journey to courage, calm, and self-discovery.When nine-year-old Finn’s school becomes too much to handle, he escapes to the safety of his bedroom, seeking comfort in books and video games. But this time, something magical happens—Finn is transported to the enchanting Forest of Tranquility, a world where his wildest adventures come alive.In this extraordinary realm, Finn encounters wise creatures and embarks on exciting adventures that teach him how to stay calm, manage his emotions, and find his inner courage. As he faces magical trials and real-life challenges, Finn discovers that even in the most chaotic moments, peace and strength are always within reach.Finn and The Forest of Tranquility is a gentle and heartwarming fantasy adventure for children aged 9–12. Perfect for kids with autism or Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), it offers relatable scenarios and practical coping strategies for school overwhelm and stress. Through Finn’s journey, young readers will learn mindfulness skills and discover the power of resilience in a story full of magic, warmth, and hope.Let this captivating tale be a comforting companion for children navigating their own unique challenges.
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Author Bio:
Nick Farrow is a children’s author based on the south coast of England, with a focus on creating stories that empower young readers to navigate life’s challenges. Specialising in both children’s fiction and non-fiction, Nick’s work explores themes of emotional growth, resilience, and the development of coping strategies. Through his writing, he aims to offer relatable narratives that help children understand and manage their emotions, particularly those with unique experiences such as autism and Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA). His stories often blend fantasy with real-world lessons, encouraging mindfulness, self-regulation, and the discovery of inner strength. When he’s not writing, Nick enjoys spending time with his daughter and taking long walks on the Sussex downs, drawing inspiration from the natural world around him.