Bedtime stories
Illustrated stories to read aloud, one page at a time. Each story has two natural places to stop for the night, so a long story can last three evenings.
The Moon Who Lost Her Glow
The moon wakes up grey and tired, so Lila takes her lantern up the tallest hill. A cosy, glowing adventure about how small kindnesses light up the world.
Pip and the Very Big Question
A tiny hedgehog with a teal scarf sets out to answer the biggest question he can think of: where does the wind go? A sunny, curious adventure that ends in a cosy hedge.
The Lantern Keeper's Apprentice
In a seaside village where every lantern holds a dream, young Teo becomes the keeper's apprentice. When one lantern goes out, he learns how to say sorry and truly make it right.
The Cloud That Was Afraid of Rain
Nim is the smallest cloud in the sky and it is very, very scared of raining. A gentle, comforting story about worries, being brave, and the good that comes from letting go.
Grandpa's Box of Ordinary Things
On his first night away from home, Sami can't sleep, so Grandpa opens an old wooden box full of very ordinary things. A tender, cosy story about memories, family and feeling at home.
The Fox Who Said Thank You
Rufus is the cleverest fox in Fernwood, and he never says please or thank you, he just plays tricks. A warm, funny story about the two little words that open the doors tricks never can.
Noor and the Garden at Night
Noor thinks the garden goes to sleep at night, until Baba takes her out in her wellies to meet the night shift. A hushed, wonder-filled story of snails, owls, glow-worms and moonlit flowers.
The Boat Made of Paper
Kai and Nai Nai fold a little paper boat and send it off down the stream to find the sea. A gentle, patient adventure with ducks, an otter, a ladybird passenger and a very long journey.
The Bear Who Couldn't Sleep
It's time for the long winter sleep, but Little Bear is wide awake. One by one, Owl, Rabbit, Doe, Hedgehog, Mouse and Badger share a calming trick, and you can try each one too.
The Star Who Wanted to Be First
Spark the little star wants to be first out every night, and the brightest of all. But when she shines so hard that nobody else can be seen, she discovers something surprising about sharing the sky.
Mira Builds a Bridge
The rabbits on one side of the river and the hedgehogs on the other haven't spoken for years. So Mira, who lives by the water, decides to build them a bridge, one stone at a time. But some things can't be built alone.
The Snail Who Took the Long Way
Everyone in the garden hurries, but Slow Sam takes the long way, and he sees the hidden wonders that everyone else rushes past.
