Easter bedtime stories
Ada follows a butterfly through the orchard and meadow, trying to find a color for Grandpa’s egg. Pip hides three wooden eggs while Hattie helpfully returns them to his basket. On Easter eve, Fern keeps opening her cottage door to three tiny knocks. Choose a color hunt, a hiding game, or a flower brought by a very small guest.
Recorded narration 3:09
At an Easter picnic, Ada follows a butterfly in search of a new color and finds a different way to decorate Grandpa’s egg.
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“At the family Easter picnic, Ada held up a plain wooden egg. "I want to give Grandpa a color…”
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Pip’s three Easter eggs keep returning to the basket. Hattie’s helpful plops turn his hiding game into a game they can share.
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“For Easter, Pip the bunny had three painted wooden eggs and a basket. His long ears bobbed a…”
Recorded narration 2:49
Fern keeps opening her door to three tiny knocks. On Easter eve, a snail’s flower and an excellent view of the hinges lead to a warm welcome.
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“On Easter eve, Fern set painted wooden eggs along her forest cottage table. One egg wore dot…”
Pip and Hattie’s game suits a listener around four and finishes with laughter and a final plop. Fern’s gentle doorstep mystery suits six and seven; Otto’s flower finds a place at the Easter table, and the familiar knock returns over a warm supper. Ada’s color hunt suits eight and nine. She draws the butterfly’s flower stops on her egg, then gives it to Grandpa. Pick Pip for a lively joke, or Fern and Ada for a quieter close.
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A bunny hears three tiny knocks on Easter eve, then discovers a guest too small to see from the doorway.Want to make one of your own? Start with an idea and read the story before signup.