Bedtime Stories for Kids

Book for Kids: 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.

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

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Story 1 - Lester, the Troll
A troll was jealous of another man's cottage. Not knowing that the dweller of the cottage was a limp. The troll wanted the cottage for himself because it made his own cottage look drab in comparison. Upon seeing the dweller of the cottage as a poor, differently abled man with a wooden leg, the troll began to realize he was better off and went home feeling better.

Story 2 - Missy and Her Lost Mittens
Missy went to school this morning thinking that she brought her mittens with her. However, at the end of the class, she thought she lost them and is hesitant to go home because her Mom does not know about the lost mittens and she might get angry. She asked for Katie's, her friend, and Mrs. Snowbell's, her teacher, for help. Will she find her lost mittens before her mother finds out?

Story 3 - The Old Lady and the Five Children
Mrs. Wilson is a widowed woman who is living her life alone for almost a decade. One night before Christmas, a group of five children knocked in her door and sang her a Christmas song. She was touched and as a reward, she offered them dinner before going home. What will she receive this Christmas from the five sweet children?

Story 4 - Trixie and the Little Bear
Trixie had been lonely these past few days. She wanted someone or maybe something to play with. If her parents still can't give her a sister or a brother, she wishes to have at least a pet dog at home. Her dad granted her wish so they went to the pet shop the next day. But what she found out was really surprising. She found a cute dog that doesn't bark and stands up with only two legs. She just thought there might be something wrong

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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