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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.

Parroty notices a quiet flutter in her tummy during a calm morning meal. With the Tiny Tummy Trick, she learns how to pause, listen, and stop eating when her body feels full. Told with warmth and softness, this bedtime story helps children trust their body’s signals as they relax into the evening. Perfect for ages 3–7.

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.

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 ...

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.

When Princess Aurora’s glow begins to fade, she learns that water helps her magic feel calm and steady. At the Waterfall of Sips, she listens to her body’s quiet thirst clues. A peaceful bedtime story that supports gentle body awareness and evening routines. Perfect for ages 3–7.

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.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

When Lobsty feels unsure about where he belongs, he learns that true friendship always makes space for every heart. This warm bedtime story supports children as they: explore feelings of belonging find comfort in friendship feel emotionally safe relax gently before sleep A reassuring story for quiet evenings and tender hearts.

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, ...

When a soft breeze stirs through Glimmerwood Forest, Princess Aurora Daneen notices something unusual, wrappers, petals, and tiny scraps of paper scattered near Lullaby Lake. “Oh dear,” sighs Aurora. “Our forest looks tired.” Together with Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, she gathers the pieces and learns how to reuse, recycle, and restore what has been left behind. As the friends work, they discover something magical: when they care for their world, the forest glows brighter, and their hearts feel lighter. This tender bedtime story ...

After a soft rain falls over Glimmerwood Forest, Uni the Unicorn spots something shimmering across the sky, a dazzling rainbow stretching from the mountains to Lullaby Lake. “Where does it come from?” she wonders aloud. With Princess Aurora Daneen and Draggy the Dragon by her side, Uni follows the rainbow’s reflection across the forest, discovering how light bends, bounces, and splits into color when it shines through water. Through curiosity and teamwork, the friends learn the gentle science behind rainbows, and how beauty appears when light meets water and kindness meets curiosity. ...

The Glow of Kindness A Bedtime Story About Friendship, Gratitude, and the Magic of Kind Hearts Deep in Glimmerwood Forest, the light begins to fade. Flowers close their petals, the pond grows still, and the fireflies hide their glow. When Princess Aurora Daneen wakes to find her home growing dim, she gathers her friends, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, to discover what the forest needs most. Together they listen, wonder, and learn that the missing magic isn’t something they can find, it’s something they can share. With gentle rhythm and ...

In Glimmerwood Forest, gentle bubbles rise from Lullaby Lake, where Lobsty the Lobster is trying something new, building his very first bubble raft! But when the bubbles keep popping, Lobsty begins to feel unsure. With help from Princess Aurora Daneen and Uni the Unicorn, Lobsty learns how water behaves, how it can float, sink, freeze, and even turn into mist. Together, they explore the magic of water in all its forms, liquid, ice, and vapor, and discover that sometimes, learning takes patience and courage. This soothing bedtime story blends real early science concepts with the calm rhythm ...

One quiet afternoon in Glimmerwood Forest, Parroty the Parrot hears something strange, her own voice calling back from deep inside a cave! “Hello?” she chirps. “Hello…” whispers the echo. Curious and brave, Parroty asks Princess Aurora Daneen and Draggy the Dragon to help her explore. Together, they discover how sound travels, bounces, and echoes, and how listening closely can help them understand both the forest and each other. Through their adventure, the friends learn that sound isn’t just noise, it’s a way of sharing, caring, and connecting. Because in Glimmerwood, even ...

Deep inside Glimmerwood Forest, where kindness keeps the magic alive, Princess Aurora Daneen and her enchanted friends notice a lonely little cloud floating across the sky. Why does it change shape? Where does rain come from? And how does the sky stay so full of wonder? Together, they follow the drifting cloud, asking gentle questions and discovering how the weather works, from fluffy vapor to falling raindrops, to the calm that follows every storm. This soothing story blends real science with imagination, helping children aged 3–6 understand weather, clouds, and the water cycle in a ...

The Snow Queen and the Enchanted Friends A Gentle Bedtime Chapter Book for Kids Ages 3–6 About Forgiveness and Emotional Warmth By JAY MIA When winter’s chill covers the Enchanted Forest, even the stars seem to grow quiet. But when Princess Aurora Daneen and her friends, Uni the Unicorn, Draggy the Dragon, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, discover that the Snow Queen’s heart has turned to ice, they set out on a journey to help her remember what warmth feels like. Through glowing candles, kind words, and gentle courage, the friends show that even the coldest heart can thaw ...

When Princess Aurora Daneen finds a patch of soil near Lullaby Lake, she decides to plant a tiny seed. Her friends, Uni the Unicorn, Parroty the Parrot, and Lobsty the Lobster, all help in their own special ways. But as the days go by, nothing seems to happen. The soil looks still. The seed stays hidden. “Maybe it’s not working,” whispers Lobsty. Aurora smiles softly. “Sometimes, growing takes time, and a little kindness.” Together, the friends learn what plants need to live, water, sunlight, soil, and care, and discover that love and patience are just as important for helping ...