Ever wondered how you'd discern between a plover and a clover, or a crow and a crocus? Drift off with a whimsical field guide of the remarkable intricacies of nature. Unravel the amusing confusion between birds and flowers with similar sounding names, and you'll be dazzled by how you can tell them apart just by observing the habits of bees or understanding the nuances of spelling and language. So, snuggle up in your blankets and have sweet dreams. 

The music in this episode i sPetals by Arden Forest. 

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How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers

Bedtime Stories for Slumber. Each episode is a dreamy story accompanied by music to help you drift into a deep sleep.

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Prepare to be whisked away into the magical realm of Rudyard Kipling as we unravel "The Crab That Played with the Sea." By the fireside of imagination, we recite the tale of the Eldest Magician and the defiant King of the Crabs, Pau Amma, whose rebellion against the natural order stirs the seas. As your eyes grow heavy and the world fades to a whisper, our storytelling promises to cradle your slumber with the soothing allure of mythic landscapes and the ancient dance of the tides.

The music in this episode is Freeform by Rannar Sillard. 

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The Crab That Played with the Sea

Step into the past with the legendary origins of Robin Hood, a figure synonymous with justice and folklore heroism.  Drift off to the tales that stitch together the fabric of a legend, tales that have withstood the test of time and continue to ignite the imagination.

The music in this episode is A Bard's Minuet by Jon Bjork. 

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How Robin Hood Became an Outlaw

Bonus episode! Apologies for last week's episode still not showing up. While I try to straighten things out with Spotify, I have decided to publish this exclusive bonus episode for everyone to enjoy. 

In tonight's tale,  a shepherdess and her chimney sweep go on a daring quest into the wide world. Our protagonists face the daunting expanse of the world beyond their shelf, their hearts heavy with the choice between safety and the scent of freedom that lies just beyond the chimney's sooty embrace. 

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In this episode, I will be reading the first chapter from "The Wind in the Willows". Be swept along with Mole and Water Rat in a leisurely adventure on the riverbank, visiting woodland creatures on a beautiful spring day.  So, snuggle up in your blankets and have sweet dreams. 

The music in this episode is November Light by Helmut Schenker. 


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The Wind in the Willows: The River Bank

Snooze to the charming advice from none other than Lewis Carroll on the lost art of letter writing. As you settle in for the night, let the soothing wisdom of "Eight or Nine Wise Words About Letter Writing" envelop you in a blanket of nostalgia, providing quaint yet astoundingly relevant tips on everything from managing your postage with a stamp case to the finer points of signing off a letter with style. So, snuggle up in your blankets and have sweet dreams. 

The music in this episode Cottage Dreams by Anna Landstrom. 


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How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers

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