Hootie and the Bright Surprise
A noisy woodpecker wakes Hootie the owl at noon, and for the first time she sees the world in daylight. A gentle story about night and day, ages 3–7.
A noisy woodpecker wakes Hootie the owl at noon, and for the first time she sees the world in daylight. A gentle story about night and day, ages 3–7.
Sterling is a proud, cold mountain who needs nothing. Then a soft little cloud settles on his peak and won’t go away. A gentle story for ages 4 to 8.
Spinny the spider spends all night weaving a web to catch the Moon. In the morning, her web looks completely different. A gentle story for ages 3–7.
Cushty the mushroom lives in the dark and has never seen the blue sky the birds sing about. So he starts to stretch. A short story for ages 4 to 8.
Pippin the tiny elf keeps a glowing quartz stone hidden in his burrow. Then a lost mole crashes through his wall. A story about sharing, ages 4 to 8.
Pip is a plain green caterpillar who dreams of color. After a long sleep in her cocoon, something new unfolds. A calm bedtime story about change.
On New Year’s Eve, fireworks burst over the forest and the animals think the sky is breaking. Pippin the cricket watches. A short story for ages 4–8.
Benson the bullfrog hates his deep, loud croak. Then a storm hits the pond and the little frogs get lost in the rain. A story for ages 4 to 8.
Ruby and her little brother Oliver find silver balloons in Grandma’s Dream Box and float up through the attic roof. A brother-sister story for ages 5–9.
King Arthur’s golden crown is so heavy he can’t look down. Then the gardener’s son offers him a daisy. A gentle story about freedom for ages 5 to 9.