In Chapter 7 of Alice in Wonderland Alice arrives at the Mad Hatter’s house and sees that the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and a Dormouse are having a tea party. They offer her some juice but when she looks there is no juice anywhere, just tea. The group tells some riddles and then the Dormouse starts telling a story. Alice is very confused by the story and when she asks some questions she gets very frustrated. After a while Alice leaves and continues looking for a garden she wanted to visit.  Sleep Tight!, Sheryl & Clark 
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Alice in Wonderland Ch. 7 

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A young otter is fascinated by an older otter known for his incredible luck. The young OtterOtter admires the older one's sleek fur and the mysterious white tip on his tail, which everyone believes is the source of his good fortune. Through an unexpected turn of events, the young OtterOtter discovers the true secret behind this luck.

Bedtime Story: The Lucky Otter 

In tonight's story, Max the Rabbit, curious about the distant and mysterious howl of Howlin' Hank the Wolf, learns from his cousin Jumpy the Hare about Hank's unique habit of giving fair warning before chasing his prey. This practice, which began with the very first wolf and was passed down through generations, made Howlin' Hank honourable and respected despite the fear his howl inspired. Inspired by Hank's story of fairness and bravery, Max feels a newfound admiration and strives to embody these values in his own adventures.

Bedtime Story: How Howlin' Hank Got His Name 

Tonights soundtrack combines soft music and the sound of trickling water to create a quiet, dreamy world just for you. Picture yourself sitting by a little stream, listening as it whispers and the soft tones of ambient music and synth float around like fluffy clouds. We hope this helps you wind down, relax, feel cosy, and have wonderful dreams.

✨Special✨ Sleepy Stream: Soft Sounds For Sleep 

Tonight's short story is our version of an old classic. The children of Georgetown are excited when Mr. Crumble, a kind baker, opens a shop in their town. He creates a variety of magical loaves, each unique and enticing. As the children buy the bread, some hoard their loaves while others share generously. Tommy, who decides to eat a large loaf alone, finds his bread sour, while children who share their smaller loaves find them surprisingly delightful. Through Mr. Crumble's gentle wisdom, the children learn valuable lessons about the joy of sharing and the true spirit of community.

Meditation Story: Mr. Crumble's Magical Loaves 

Tonight's story was inspired by a recent Spring snowfall that, for a brief moment, turned everything sparkly and white. Our story is about a young beaver named Benny who goes out to play on an icy river. Benny has fun exploring but gets a little scared when he meets a girl named Millie after accidentally helping her find her lost skate. The story is filled with snowy adventures and shows how Benny learns about the exciting, sometimes tricky, winter world outside his cozy home.

Alice in Wonderland Ch. 7

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