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The Wooden Heart and the Enchanted Friends A Gentle Bedtime Chapter Book for Kids Ages 3–6 About Honesty and Growth By JAY MIA When a little wooden puppet named Pinocchio opens his eyes for the very first time, he feels something glowing softly inside him, a light that flickers whenever he speaks the truth. But when fear leads him to tell his first little fib, that light begins to fade. With the help of Princess Aurora Daneen and her magical friends — Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, Pinocchio begins a gentle journey through the Enchanted ...

Parroty wants to decorate Glimmerwood’s archway — but the task feels tall and heavy. She freezes, unsure where to begin. Princess Aurora gently helps her break the task into tiny, manageable steps. Slowly, calm returns and confidence grows. This bedtime story reassures children that: • big tasks can feel overwhelming • starting small is brave • structure brings calm • help is always okay Perfect for peaceful bedtime listening, this illustration-free story supports imagination and rest.

In the heart of Glimmerwood Forest, Princess Aurora Daneen has a question, not a big one, not a small one, but one that makes her heart sparkle with wonder. “How do we keep learning?” she asks softly. Together with her enchanted friends, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, Aurora sets out on one last adventure through the forest. They watch shadows move, test simple ideas, and discover how asking questions, noticing patterns, and trying again are the first steps of science, and the greatest magic of all. This gentle bedtime story celebrates ...

Lobsty and the Bubbling Pond is a calm bedtime story set beside a quiet pond in Glimmerwood, where Lobsty the Lobster pauses, watches, and wonders about the gentle bubbles rising through the water. As Lobsty experiments with floating leaves, sinking stones, and drifting bubbles, things don’t always work the first time. The pond stays patient, the water stays calm, and Lobsty slowly learns that trying again can be gentle — not rushed or frustrating. The story unfolds slowly, with soft language and unhurried moments, making it especially suited for bedtime reading or nighttime audiobook ...

When Parroty introduces a three-step treasure hunt, Aurora, Uni, Draggy, and Lobsty are excited… maybe too excited. They rush in and forget the steps! Parroty gently shows them her magical rhythm trick: Hear it. Say it. Do it. This beautifully calming story teaches: • working memory skills • focusing through rhythm • following simple instructions • learning through gentle repetition Perfect for preschoolers learning early listening and memory skills.

The Magic Mirror and the Enchanted Friends A Gentle Bedtime Chapter Book for Kids Ages 3–6 About Self-Worth and Kindness By JAY MIA When a magical mirror in the Enchanted Forest begins whispering unkind words to anyone who looks inside, Princess Aurora Daneen and her friends set out on a gentle adventure to uncover why. With warmth, patience, and love, the group, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, soon discover that the mirror isn’t cruel… it’s lonely. It has simply forgotten what kindness sounds like. Together, they teach it, and ...

Lobsty thinks helping with food is too hard — until he learns that tiny jobs create big pride. When he helps prepare a meal, food feels friendly and fun. A calm, confidence-building bedtime story that encourages simple, safe involvement. Perfect for ages 3–7.

Aurora wants to draw a map, but Glimmerwood is busy: Uni dances, Draggy zooms, Lobsty taps, and everything feels too loud. Parroty teaches Aurora a beautiful focusing method: Soft breath. Quiet bubble. One clear thought. With practice, Aurora discovers she can carry calm anywhere. This story teaches children: • focusing skills • how to reduce internal noise • self-soothing strategies • mindfulness in child-friendly language A perfect bedtime book for children who struggle with attention or sensory overload.

When Princess Aurora Daneen wakes feeling dim and sleepy, she discovers the quiet magic of a glow-fruit breakfast. With gentle guidance from her forest friends, she learns how eating in the morning helps her body feel ready, steady, and bright. Told in a calm, imagination-led style, this bedtime story introduces the idea that food gives our bodies the energy they need — without pressure or rules. Designed for peaceful evening reading or listening. Perfect for ages 3–7.

Uni the Unicorn loves bright colors — and during a quiet evening in Glimmerwood, she discovers that colorful foods help her body in different ways. Crunchy greens, glowing reds, and sunny yellows all bring their own gentle magic. This soothing bedtime story helps children understand food variety without pressure, inviting curiosity and imagination as the day winds down. Perfect for ages 3–7.

The Princess and the Magic of Opposites Step into Glimmerwood Forest, where kindness keeps the magic alive. When Princess Aurora Daneen and her friends explore their enchanted home, they discover that everything in the world comes in pairs, light and dark, up and down, big and small, loud and quiet, fast and slow. Through gentle adventures filled with warmth and rhythm, they learn that opposites aren’t enemies… they’re partners that keep the world in balance. Written in a soothing, lyrical style for children aged 2–5, The Princess and the Magic of Opposites helps little ones ...

Created especially for bedtime, The Princess and the Unicorn - Let’s Explore Characteristics is a gentle collection of imagination-led stories that help children feel calm, safe, and emotionally supported as they fall asleep. Set in the magical world of Glimmerwood, each story follows Princess Aurora Daneen and her forest friends as they explore important feelings and character strengths — including kindness, empathy, patience, gratitude, fairness, confidence, honesty, flexibility, creativity, and asking for help. These stories are intentionally illustration-free, allowing children to ...

Draggy the Dragon eats in a hurry — until his tummy feels unsure. During a slow, cozy evening, he learns the Slow-Chew Challenge and discovers that eating gently helps him notice comfort, taste, and calm. This peaceful bedtime story introduces mindful eating in a way that feels safe, simple, and reassuring. Perfect for ages 3–7.

The Ugly Duckling and the Enchanted Friends by JAY MIA is a soothing bedtime retelling of the beloved classic, woven into the magical world of Glimmerwood Forest, where kindness keeps the magic alive. When the little duckling feels unloved and out of place, Princess Aurora Daneen and her enchanted friends, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, invite him to their shimmering lake beneath the moonlight. There, he discovers that beauty isn’t about feathers, size, or shape… it’s about the heart inside. Written in JAY MIA’s signature bedtime ...

Uni the Unicorn looks up at the nighttime sky and notices the moon looks different tonight. Why is it a little slice? This warm toddler story explains moon phases in the simplest way: the moon isn’t changing shape, we just see different parts lit by the sun. Perfect for ages 2–4, this soft, no-illustration story helps children imagine the moon playing peekaboo with the light.

Lobsty wants to help gather twenty acorns for the picnic, but the task feels huge and impossible. With Aurora’s gentle support, he learns: Breathe and settle. Pick one little job. Celebrate each success. Soon, one big job becomes twenty tiny victories. This story helps children: • overcome overwhelm • break tasks into small steps • feel capable and confident • learn how to begin when they feel stuck A perfect book for anxious, perfectionist, or easily overwhelmed children.

Peter Pan and the Enchanted Friends A Gentle Bedtime Chapter Book About Imagination and Caring High above the Enchanted Forest, one bright star refuses to sleep. When Princess Aurora Daneen and her magical friends, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, follow its glow, they meet Peter, a boy who lives between dreams and morning. Peter’s world is full of laughter, golden skies, and endless wonder. Yet beneath all the sparkle, he hides a quiet worry: what if growing up means losing the magic inside him? Through their gentle adventures together, ...

When Goldilocks wanders through the quiet paths of the Enchanted Forest, she discovers a cozy little cottage filled with warmth, porridge, and gentle mystery. But when her curiosity takes her one step too far, Princess Aurora Daneen and her magical friends arrive, ready to guide her toward a new kind of adventure: one of empathy, respect, and understanding others’ hearts. In this tender retelling of the classic fairy tale, JAY MIA transforms Goldilocks and the Three Bears into a story of kindness and self-discovery. With the help of Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, ...

The Frog Prince and the Enchanted Friends A Gentle Bedtime Chapter Book for Kids Ages 3–6 About Acceptance and True Worth By JAY MIA In a quiet corner of the Enchanted Forest lies a lonely pond where a little frog once sat, believing he wasn’t special anymore. But when Princess Aurora Daneen and her enchanted friends, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, discover him beneath the moonlight, a journey of kindness, courage, and rediscovery begins. Together, they learn that the truest magic doesn’t come from spells or crowns, it comes from gentle...

Beauty and the Beast and the Enchanted Friends A Gentle Bedtime Chapter Book for Kids Ages 3–6 About Kindness and Understanding When a lonely Beast hides behind the walls of an enchanted castle, it’s not anger that keeps him there, it’s a heart that’s forgotten how to love. One evening, Princess Aurora Daneen and her magical friends, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, discover the castle deep in the forest and decide to bring light back to its silent halls. Together, they learn that true beauty doesn’t come from how we look, but from ...