Thank you to the publisher and author for this advanced reader copy. I read this book with my 7 year old daughter.
We loved the colorful pictures, especially of the forts. We loved how this showed how kids can be so creative on their own, "the forts were a great idea" according to my daughter. We loved how dad and piper worked together to achieve a goal.

What a cute fun read. We had fun reading this and the illustrations were fantastic. We loved her journey through all her forts to finally getting to the best one a treehouse!

The art in this is super cute & it teaches kids to not give up. There might be a hurdle but there is always a solution.

Pipers Fort Frenzy was super rad! So many fun illustrations and colours. Wonderful for the little ones. Hopefully they write a book all about Pipers World's most Fabulous Tree Fort

I think kids will enjoy this book. The illustrations are eye catching and bright. The little guinea pig, Gary, is adorable. This book is about Piper and how she loves to build forts. In the end, she ends up building a treehouse with her dad. It was a cute and short story. Thank you to Whimspire Books, Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles, and NetGalley for the ARC. All opinions are my own.

This is such a perfect story for teachers to used when they are teaching the children about building and being creative. This story reminds me so much of the book “If I Built a House” by Chris Van. This story has a very beautiful & colorful illustration.

Thank you NetGalley & Courtney Cino for the opportunity to read this story.

As the parent of kid who constantly makes forts, this title caught my attention. Piper loves making forts and make forts she does. Her dreams come true when she is able to make a tree house. The illustrations are colorful and show a lot of movement. This would be a fun bedtime read, but be prepared to make a permanent fort.

Thanks to Whimpsire Books and NetGalley for an eARC of this book for an honest review.

This book was so cute. Excellent page art, cute story, and well written. Piper is adorable and a good character for small children to relate to.
I did think a couple of the words were a tad too grown up for little ones to understand but overall an excellent book.
Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this ARC

Adorable story about patience and imagination. The pictures are really unique and I think this will appeal to children. I enjoyed reading this one and my daughter likes it too!

I loved the graphics on this children’s book. Piper is such an adorable little girl. I loved how she used her imagination and turned everything into forts. I also love how they built the treehouse just for her.

This was such a cute children's book. Piper doesn't like her boring bedroom and builds forts. She's on a mission to build a fort she can sleep in. Nothing is working out and her dad helps build her a tree fort. I loved the themes of adventure and imagination. Kids can have fun without devices! The illustrations are colorful and beautiful, bringing my rating to 5 stars.

Amazing illustrations and such a cute story. My kids and I loved Piper’s adventures. She was so creative and loved the compromise she made with her father.

A fun read and a good length! Giving my little ones lots of ideas for summer. A lovely story and really applicable for lots of ages.

The book was great and I had fun reading it for my kid. I will recommend this to other parents so they can also read this book.

Review from my 7 year old:
The pictures were really cute. The big fort at the end was super cool. Probably better for younger kids, because it was a bit basic/boring for 7yo age group.

Thank you so much to Whimspire Books and Netgalley for the ebook to read and review.

Piper has a new mission, to create herself a wonderful new fort for her and Gary. But plan after plan something goes wrong with her fort. Will she ever get to have a fun place to play in?

This was so much fun, a really great second book in the series. I loved seeing Piper’s imagination come to life again, this time with all of her different play areas, I enjoyed seeing how she tried to make each place everything she wanted, but it never worked for very long.

This is such a funny book, Piper is so full of imagination, I loved that in the end she and her dad worked hard to build something really good together. I also loved the small nods within the illustration to the first book, such a cute touch. A great second book in the Piper book series, this funny girl always has a new idea she has to explore to its fullest.

A great book for young readers, it’s full of creativity, charm and imagination, with an adorable protagonist. A lot of fun and mischief happens, but she always finds a perfect way to resolve her dilemma.

I read this book with my little sister, and she loved it! The art style was appealing to her, as there were lots of cute little animals and plushies drawn with vibrant colors. The story about building a fort and a treehouse especially interested her because it was a long time dream of hers. Even though we couldn't build a fort in our backyard, this story satisfied her imagination. Totally worth it!
Thank you NetGalley and Cortney Cino for the ARC in exchange for an honest review!

The art is adorable and there are some parts of the book that many children would find funny. However it isn't a book that I would purchase, There are many children who would probably be confused that she is bored with her bed, and seemed ungrateful for the fort toy that her father bought her, she is incredibly privileged (which is fine, but it could alienate some readers). Also it surprised me how she spoke to and about her parents, like I guess it was humorous, but I don't know that is something that I fully find truly funny.

My niece spent the night and wanted to pick a book to read, my kids are adults so needless to say we didn’t have age appropriate books for her. She picked this to read, and it was very cute. We enjoyed it a lot, and the cover clearly caught her attention.

This was a funny and cute story. It would be one my kiddo would love to read over and over again. I think the art style was ok. It felt a little hollow and lacked love.