Bedtime Stories for Adults

A Collection of Wonderful Grown-Up Short Tales That Bring About Deep Relaxation. Tired of Anxiety and in Need of Brain Healing? These Relaxing Stories Assist with Mindfulness for Sleep

By: Kassandra White

Narrated by: Randy Fuller

Length: 3 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's summary

Are you among the 60 percent of adults who have difficulty with falling asleep and with staying asleep? Then pay attention!

Getting too little sleep is something that can cause numerous problems throughout your life in many different areas. Few things have a worse effect on your daily routine than getting terrible sleep, especially when it happens on a consistent basis.

What you need in situations like these is a routine that will help you disrupt a pattern of bad sleep and bring you the peace you need in order to achieve good, restful sleep.

Most people who have difficulty sleeping are underestimating how much of an effect your mental state can really have on your ability to fall asleep and stay asleep throughout the night. So what does this tell us? This indicates that routines for mental betterment, mental clarity, and peace are among the greatest assets one can have in getting better, more restful sleep.

This audiobook offers:

• Unique short stories that will help entertain your mind without adding the pressures of everyday life into your sleep cycle
• Stories for every taste, so no matter what you’re in the mood for, there’s something for you
• Stories to help you to establish a routine for restful, recuperative sleep
• Tales that can help you eliminate stress at the most critical part of your day
• Entertaining short stories to help you fall asleep without the weight of the world on your mind
• So much more!

You may have listened to other collections of short stories, but the contents of this audiobook are specifically designed to put you at the advantage when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep regularly.

Follow the most effective routine for great sleep and experience true restfulness. Never suffer from sleeplessness or more extreme complications of exhaustion ever again with these stories.

©2019 Kassandra White (P)2020 Kassandra White

Man's voice is soothing

I listened to quite a few samples before I chose this one. Some of the reader's voices are quite shrill....this fella is good.

Unlikely to calm the mind for sleep

I like the premise of this anthology of short stories- they work like parables with the characters’ dialogue pointing the listener to a message that reinforces the author’s ideas of what mental disciplines can settle the mind to combat insomnia. My chief criticism is that several of the stories describe violence in gruesome detail, glorify substance abuse, paint female characters as the subjects needing to be taught messages of truth delivered from the male characters, and depict frightened children living in a household where domestic abuse is taking place. After listening to 3 of the least offensive stories and skipping 5, I am “closing the book” for good. There is a place for literature that explores these themes; in a collection of bedtime stories billed as a way to relax the mind and prepare for restful sleep, this does not work well for people with any level of trauma in their background, and statistically, people with trauma are more likely than most to suffer from insomnia and therefore reaching out for a book like this. If at the beginning of each story, a genre was given or a “trigger warning: descriptions of violence” or “trigger warning: substance abuse,” that would help- those for whom the material would be upsetting could skip to the next story. Truthfully though, the stories are not written well. It read like a translation done by a translator that wasn’t very highly skilled. Either way, the sentence structure was characterized by grammatical errors and word choices that weren’t “quite right”, to the point that it was distracting and made following some plot points a little muddy. Overall, I like the premise of the book, and the performance by the narrator was adequate especially considering what he had to work with. Unfortunately the use of triggering/upsetting storylines in bedtime stories without a head’s up that a given story is potentially problematic for some listeners, and the poor quality of the writing, offsets the good parts in my opinion.

Bed time stories

I can’t quite get into the stories. I will finish the book and then see if I like it.
Thank you

NOT FOR SLEEP

This is outrageously violent and hardly sleep inducing! I want a refund. I lost a night of sleep