Classic Stories

The Moon is tired of watching everyone else go to sleep, until a little owl shows her who needs her light.

Pip wants one more slide and one more swim, but each one gets slower and sleepier until Pip asks for one more cuddle.

Mia can’t sleep on her lumpy pillow, so a fluffy little cloud floats in through the window to help.

Tilly is the smallest star in the sky, and she thinks her light is too little to matter, until a scared girl looks up and finds her.

Dax the little dragon is scared of the dark, until a firefly shows him the stars.

Every patch on Grandpa’s old blue blanket is a story, and Sam wants to know if there’s a patch for him.

When everyone in Willow Wood goes to bed, Ollie Owl starts work as the Night Watcher.

Biscuit the orange cat watches the sea from the top of a lighthouse, and one stormy night she saves a fishing boat.

Bella can’t trumpet like the grown-up elephants, until she gets lost in the tall grass and needs to call her mama.

Ben’s socks keep disappearing, and one night he finds out who has been eating them.

Old Tobias has been counting stars his whole life, and one night all the meadow animals join in.

Hattie the hippo loves to dance, but every time she does, the whole jungle shakes.

Grandma Rose makes her pancakes so fluffy that they float out of the window and over the whole town.

Little Bunny says goodnight to the carrots, the tree, the stream, the moon and the stars, but she saves the best goodnight for last.

Leo’s teddy bear is covered in mud and jam, so Teddy gets a bubble bath before bed too.

Rexie the little T. rex can’t roar, only giggle. During a thunderstorm, her giggle turns out to be exactly what her friends need.

Dino waits every day for his mother’s egg to hatch, telling it stories and singing it songs.

Princess Amara loses her sparkly shoe in the hedge maze right before the royal dance, and a hedgehog comes to the rescue.

A dragon’s snoring keeps the whole kingdom awake, so Princess Lila climbs the mountain with a pillow and honey milk.