At the village Halloween dance, Bonesy shakes one bone loose. With Bertha and Pipo beside him, a funny search leads to a surprising discovery—and one last sleepy dance.
A warm Halloween story about two tiny pumpkin best friends, Orangeade and Twisty, who roll into the village and discover that dreams grow best with rest, courage, and friendship.
A cheerful Halloween story about a little skeleton who could not be scary and his clumsy pumpkin friend—with silly dressing mistakes, one enormous sneeze, flying socks, and a brand-new dance.
Boo is a tiny, friendly ghost who longs for someone to play with. One kind boy named Oliver helps the village children discover that Boo is not scary at all—he simply needs a friend.
The Little Moon is not ready for bed, but after tumbling from the sky and finding help from his forest friends, he discovers the gentle way back home—and into a peaceful sleep.
Best friends Rainy and Raina tumble from their cloud into a colorful autumn adventure filled with flying leaves, joyful puddles and golden sunshine.
Ela wishes the whole world could bounce like her trampoline—until breakfast, hugs, and bedtime become impossible in a town that never stands still.
Little Pearl still wants to play, even as the ocean grows quiet. Daddy takes her to see how their neighbours rest, from the reef to a whale near the surface. This fish bedtime story slows with each goodnight until Pearl returns home and falls asleep beside him.
Danny's drumming wakes the whole forest until he breaks the tip of his beak. In this woodpecker bedtime story, nutshells and a wooden button lead to a noisy surprise. This is a comic animal fantasy, not advice on caring for an injured bird.
When Theo cannot sleep, Daddy tells him about three tiny Little Lamplings who tip-tap through the night and wake the golden streetlamps.