Short bedtime stories
A first sleepover, a sleepy sound mystery, or one last game before goodbye. Pick a short book to read together, with the narration time shown before you open it.
Recorded narration 1:50
Bram lends his bedtime pebble to Momo for a first sleepover. His own paw feels empty—until a very small snore keeps him company.
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“Momo's first sleepover began with two pillows and a great deal of wiggling. Bram tucked in h…”
Recorded narration 1:56
Nim keeps hearing PFFFFT at her first meadow sleepover. Mouse squeaks. Rabbit thumps. So who is making that sound?
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“Nim's first meadow sleepover was nearly perfect. The grass made a cozy bed. Her friends nest…”
Recorded narration 2:52
Pippa wants her friend beside her in the birthday parade. Nell wants quieter company. A bigger invitation is not the answer.
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“Princess Pippa had a birthday plan: a parade from the palace gate to the little bridge, with…”
Recorded narration 2:57
Bramble wants one more game before Rill leaves. Both friends have something they have not said about the goodbye.
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“Rill was leaving at sunrise. All day, Bramble watched her best friend hop along the fence, t…”
The times are the recorded narration. Reading aloud, looking at pictures, and stopping for a question can take longer. Start with the sleepy sound mystery for a laugh, or choose the goodbye story for a more tender evening.
Start with this one, or change it to something your child loves.
A sleepy animal keeps hearing a funny sound, then discovers it is coming from its own nose.Want to make one of your own? Start with an idea and read the story before signup.