Bedtime Stories for Kids

Reading bedtime stories is a good one-on-one time that helps your child develop his listening, language skills and creativity. Establishing this practice will not only improve your child's brain development but also teach them respond to routine that will help them relax before going to sleep.

There are many children's bedtime stories that are fun, colorful, and stimulating while there are stories that help them solve problems or learn about challenges but have a happy ending. Bedtime stories help your child learn about life in a gentle, subtle and exciting way.

Do your children like bedtime stories?
This collection of bedtime stories is an excellent read for beginning and early readers. Each story is easy to read and exciting. Have a great time reading the three bedtime stories in this book and enjoy quality time with you child.

3 cute bedtime stories for kids
Excellent for beginning and early readers
Cute short stories that are great for a quick bedtime story

Much, much more!

Story 1 - Adeline and Her Glass Heart
This book contains a fantasy bedtime story children of age 2-5 years old would surely love. Your child will dream sweetly with thoughts of Adeline. Wakanda, the magical land Adeline belongs to, has beautiful scenes that will widen your child's imagination. Adeline will also teach values such as respect, courage, loyalty, and determination. Your child will be encouraged to learn to read with this story. Your child would want you to read Adeline's adventure over and over again until he or she can read independently. You will build the best relationships with your child and this lovely story. This story will be the best part of your bedtime bonding experience.

Story 2 - Cinnamon
This is a story about a young boy's longing for a father and a complete family. He visits his aunt's family in the north and realizes he missed his life, alone with his mother, after all.

Story 3 - Throw the Ball
Princess Ann absolutely loves royal balls dancing, music, feasting, and lots and lots of guests. If she could, she would have a ball every week and invite all her friends and classmates! So, when she found out one day that she was chosen by the School's Headmaster to throw a ball, she couldn't be more excited. There was a lot of preparation to be done! But it wasn't the kind of ball she was expecting. Will she be sad in the end or will she do something to make things better?

This book is especially great for traveling, waiting rooms, and read aloud at home.
Your child will be entertained for hours!

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