Lights Out Bedtime Stories for Boys and Girls

Day 15 in awesome author August

The Dark by Lemony Snicket - Ready by E3D

Jack and the Beanstalk by Brian Blessed - Read by E3D - Martyn Kenneth

Day 14 in Awesome Author August

This is an excerpt from the book Dear Boy by Paris Rosenthal and Jason Rosanthal - Read by E3D (Martyn Kenneth)

It will be taken down before December 2020 :)

Day 12 in Awesome Author August

This is an excerpt from the book Dear Girl by Krouse Rosenthal, Paris Rosenthal - Read by E3D (Martyn Kenneth)

It will be taken down before December 2020 :)

Day 11 of the Lights Out Podcast in Awesome Author August - 1 new bedtime story every night throughout August!

George and the Dragon by Steven Pacey - Read by E3D (Martyn Kenneth) Taken from Storyteller Volume 1 Part 18

Awesome Author August Day 10 - Billy and the Blue Whale by Martyn Kenneth - Read by E3D (Martyn Kenneth)

Billy was a lonely child who was fed up! Until one day when he finds a little box on his doorstep. Inside the box was a delicate little handwritten note and on the note was written: "Follow the Blue Whale" After days, weeks and months of looking after himself, as usual - warming up the cold dinners that his mum prepares the night before and getting ready for bed all by himself, Billy's life takes an interesting turn. An adventure begins. And all because Billy followed the Blue Whale.

Find out more here:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08744QQDX/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1

Unicorns, Magic, and Slime, Oh My! by Misty Black - Read by E3D (Martyn Kennneth)

(From Amazon.com)
Let the fun begin!

Fairies, a barking unicorn, and magic abound.

Sage adores slime. When her mom suggests she make a food-based slime, it’s experiment time in the kitchen. But unexpected things start to happen when Sage finds fantastic Fizzle Flakes!

A picture book for children ages 4-8, preschool to 2nd grade. Made especially for the unicorn and slime lovers at your house, because they deserve to love reading too.

What happens when Sage's amazing slime goes missing? And where did her magical unicorn come from?

Find out more about this great book (and more like it) at:
https://mistyblackauthor.wixsite.com/website

Cutie Sue and the Darkness by Kate Melton - Read by E3D (Martyn Kenneth)

(From Amazon.com)
Meet Cutie Sue, a brave little girl who fears almost nothing except for the darkness! One day, before going to bed, Sue tells her father she doesn’t want to sleep, because she is scared. Will she be able to overcome her biggest fears and fall asleep alone peacefully in her cozy little bed?

Follow Sue and her loving family and find out how even the biggest fears can be conquered through support, creativity and care on the pages of this absolutely adorable bedtime book.

Vibrant and colorful illustrations, excellent rhymes and terrific message make this children’s book a magnificent ally in teaching your little ones courage, good values, resilience and creativity. You and your toddlers and preschoolers won’t even notice falling in love with this lively rhyming story.

This is a perfect book for kids aged 3, 4, 5, 6, and up, which can be used for both bedtime reading by parents, or early reading material for preschool thanks to its large font size and limited amount of text per page.

This is the first book in the "Cutie Sue" series.

Find out more here:
Visit Kate's website www.katemeltonbooks.com to claim a FREE gift!
or find her here - www.facebook.com/katemeltonboo

(From Amazon)
When little Yani the unicorn woke up that morning, she knew something was different. Her mommy, a unicorn with magical healing powers, went to the moon to help the moon rabbit who was sick. That meant she had to spend that day all alone for the first time. She didn’t want to get up. Why would she? She would sleep all day until her mommy came back.

This heart-warming story celebrates the magical bond between a mother and her child. It touches on separation anxiety and focuses on how having a deep parent-child connection can help our children feel safe and secure in their own little worlds while they explore life around them. A relatable theme for families with working parents or working moms.

Perfect for bedtime, nap time or any bonding time, Yani the Unicorn and the Day Mommy Went to the Moon provides a valuable opportunity to build connection with your child, assure your child that he or she is loved, and that mommy will always come back.

Grab your copy of this easy-to-read picture book and find out how Yani got through the day without mommy.

Introduces young children to the concept of working motherhood.

Helps ease a preschooler's separation anxiety with its reassuring message that mommy will always come back.

Vibrant colour illustrations will captivate young children.

Simple vocabulary and short sentences make this a perfect story for young readers to practice reading aloud.

Helps early readers recognise and remember high frequency sight words which are highlighted in the book.

for more info and other lovely books visit Belle Brown's Author Page
https://www.amazon.com/Belle-Brown/e/B086SCJLKG?ref_=dbs_p_ebk_r00_abau_000000

This is a story about a boy who loved his parents. But he loved the lint roller even more. Then he found a magic roller after flying all the way to Bulgaria for the last 6 rollers in the whole wide world. But he didn't know that the last one was magic!

This story came out from a real bedtime story for my children the other night, and I had to tell the story and get it out there.