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Unicorn bedtime stories with a sleepy snort, a goodbye, and moonflowers

A unicorn at her first sleepover who can’t work out who keeps saying PFFFFT, a unicorn saying goodbye to a friend who is flying away, and a unicorn who finds moonflowers blooming outside a locked garden. Three finished books, free to read and hear tonight.

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Three unicorn stories, from silly to tender

Cover of Who Said Pfffft?
  • Around age 4
  • 6 pages
  • Narration 1:56

Who Said Pfffft?

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…”

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Cover of One More Game
  • Ages 7–8
  • 11 pages
  • Narration 2:57

One More Game

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…”

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Cover of The Garden Outside the Gate
  • Around age 8
  • 10 pages
  • Narration 2:41

The Garden Outside the Gate

Liora promises Thistle the night garden, then finds its gate chained shut. Admitting she knows no other way lets them slow down—and notice moonflowers opening outside the wall.

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“Liora had promised Thistle the night garden. "The moonflowers open when the bells go quiet,"…”

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Choosing tonight’s book

A sleepy laugh, or a real goodbye?

Nim’s six-page sleepover, for about four, ends in sleep after a giggle. Thistle’s moonflower walk, for about eight, closes in stillness. Bramble’s story, for seven and eight, is the tender one: her friend really does leave, and a remembered joke helps her smile before sleep.

If you feel like talking about it
  • Where did Nim’s PFFFFT come from?
  • What had Bramble guessed wrong about Rill?
  • What did Thistle hear above the garden wall?

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