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32 pages, Hardcover
First published May 1, 2015
Poppy's super active imagination is fun, but it also shows a ting of the dark side to a vivid imagination (which actually can be a good thing to help parents/siblings/kids understand, especially if they or someone they know has problems with nightmares). Though her immediate problem is solved, Poppy hasn't learned to really control her "powers" by the end of the book, though it seems her parents will be helping her.
Content notes: No language issues. Poppy imagines a mermaid (who is scantily clad) while imagining imaginary/mythical creatures, but that's it. Poppy's imagination causes some property damage which involves a lamp hitting her dad on the head; also some of her creatures threaten to eat her but are prevented from doing so.