Bedtime

Milo, a child who frets at night, finds a tiny fallen star on his windowsill. Over gentle evenings he gathers quiet practices—rooted breathing, backward counting, a purring companion, and small honest stories—and walks them up a moonlit hill to help the star find its place among the sky again.

Mira can't sleep in the new room: the noises are unusual, the shadows live in their own way. At night, her bed turns into a soft boat, and the Wisp moth leads her along the corridor, garden, and cloud bridge. Meeting the clock and Lalla the fox, Mira gathers "notes of silence" for a future lullaby.

Evening is too loud for Nora until a small glowing petal leads her into the Night Garden. Guided by a hush-bird and an old willow, she gathers the scattered pieces of a lost lullaby — a breath, a kindness, a remembered smile — and begins to mend the quiet around her pillow.

When the breeze that keeps Bluegull Cove alive falls silent, nine-year-old Timo seeks its path. Guided by a kitemaker’s gifts and a glow-winged moth, he braves the hushwood, meets a tortoise librarian of winds, and speaks with a lonely weaver of quiet. With patience and kindness, Timo brings the wind home and promises a daily hour of listening.

A gentle bedtime tale for young listeners about Oren, a small-town boy who discovers the village’s nighttime hush is slipping away. With a listening pebble, a thimble, and patient stitches, he sets out to restore what was lost. A soft story of courage, care, and the quiet bravery of mending.

A gentle bedtime tale about a nine-year-old boy who follows a spool of silver thread to gather the missing pieces of his village's lullaby. With warm lanterns, a patient cat, and small acts of courage, the town learns how listening and gentle repairs can bring a whole community back to sleep.

A gentle bedtime tale about nine-year-old Etta who, when the town's Night Lantern falters and the hush of sleep is taken, goes beneath the quay to the Well of Hush. With a listening stone, a humming moth, and patient courage she teaches her town to give attention without stealing rest.

A gentle bedtime adventure about Tove, a nine-year-old apprentice who mends a Dream Lantern when a thread of sleep goes missing. With small gifts, quiet courage, and unlikely friends, she faces the Hollow of Quiet and brings a new light back to her town.

In rooftop town Whistlebay, the wind falls silent. A boy named Ori, a retired rooftop gardener, a brass bee, and a silver bell brave the old service bridge to the Aeolian Tower. Through listening and song, they soothe a sleepy mechanism and bring gentle breezes home for bedtime.

A gentle bedtime tale about Pip, a patchwork penguin from Willowmere Harbor, who finds the missing Moon-Bead that keeps the town's nights quiet. On a soft journey of mending, kindness, and clever stitching, Pip learns how small hands can mend what loneliness has frayed.

A gentle bedtime tale about Juniper, a ten-year-old keeper's apprentice who saves her coastal town's sleep. With a small fox, a brass key, and an act of listening, she mends what was lost and teaches a lonely shadow to ask instead of taking. A soft, warm adventure for sleepy heads.

A gentle bedtime tale about a curious boy, a clockwork fox, and a shy creature who gathers lost things. When the lighthouse's prism goes missing, a small search becomes a lesson in kindness, promises, and the quiet bravery that keeps a harbor safe.

When Cloudhaven’s Great Bell falls silent, ten-year-old Noa sets out by skiff to find its missing voice. Guided by a storm petrel, a Listening Shell, and a glimmering wind-thread, he faces fog riddles and a barge of bottled sounds. In a gentle adventure, he brings the bell home—and teaches a weary collector how to sleep.

A gentle bedtime tale about Juniper, a young apprentice at a rooftop library who follows threads of song, meets a lonely keeper, and restores a missing lullaby to the moon. Soft adventures, small acts of courage, and lessons about remembering and returning.

When Moonreed’s Sleep Bell falls silent, ten-year-old Anouk rows into the reed maze with a listening shell, an otter named Nib, and a promise. In a harbor where sounds rest, she meets the gentle keeper of hush. To restore the bell, she must trade her own lullaby and teach her village a minute of quiet.