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"The Moonlit Lullaby" tells of a boy who resists bedtime. Aunt Rachel tells him tales of Little Men who creep over the moon, bringing dreams. Soon, one appears, tickling his toes and singing a lullaby, quickly lulling him to sleep. In his dream, he joins the Moon Men, digging for fairy gold. Upon waking, he finds a gold piece under his pillow with a message about obedience and fairy gold.

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"Kate Crackernuts" is a Scottish fairy tale about two princesses, Anne and Kate. The jealous Queen disfigures Anne with a sheep's head. Loyal Kate wraps Anne's head and they flee, seeking their fortune. They reach a castle where Kate volunteers to watch over a cursed prince, who is taken to a fairy ball each night. Kate uses her wit to steal a wand and a chicken from the fairies, breaking the curses on both her sister and the prince, leading to two happy marriages.

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"The Lion and the Mouse" is a fable about a lion who spares a mouse that accidentally wakes him. The mouse promises to repay him. Later, the lion is caught in a hunter's net. Hearing his roar, the mouse rushes to his aid and gnaws through the ropes, freeing him. The lion realizes that even the smallest creature can be of great help, and repays the mouse's kindness.

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Eeyore discovers his tail is missing, prompting Winnie-the-Pooh to embark on a quest to find it. Pooh consults Owl, who suggests issuing a reward. However, Pooh discovers the "bell-rope" on Owl's door is actually Eeyore's missing tail. He returns the tail to Eeyore, who is overjoyed.

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"The Moonlit Lullaby" describes a peaceful night where the earth sleeps under the gentle moonlight. A baby bird rests in its nest, serenaded by the whippoorwill's song and the whispering wind. The sweet scent of flowers and the warm glow of the moon fill the air with dreams. The wind, earth, and stars watch over the baby bird, ensuring its safety until the sun rises.

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"The Pack of Ragamuffins" tells the story of Rooster and Hen, who travel to Nutmountain for nuts. They force a Duck to pull their cart, later adding a Pin and Needle as passengers, promising them safe passage. Tricking an innkeeper into offering them shelter with promises of eggs, they sneak away in the morning, leaving behind pranks that injure him. The duck escapes on its own, while the Rooster, Hen, Pin, and Needle continue their journey, leaving the innkeeper vowing never to trust strangers again.

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"Little Hill Men" tells of tiny creatures who dig for gold on moonlit nights. A Funny Fox and Mrs. Fox spot them and devise a plan to steal their treasure. The Funny Fox distracts the Little Hill Men with a dance, convincing them to remove their heavy bags of gold to dance better. The Fox then tricks them into closing their eyes while he steals the gold, leaving the Little Hill Men to learn a lesson about haste and the dangers of being easily distracted.

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"The Gingerbread Man" tells the story of a gingerbread man who comes to life and escapes from an old woman and man. He taunts various pursuers, including threshers, mowers, a cow, and a pig, boasting that he can outrun them all. However, he is eventually caught and eaten by a fox, who is too quick for him, leading to his demise.

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"An Interrupted Nap" follows a fawn, Nimble, as he quietly ventures into the forest while his mother sleeps. His mother awakens startled, momentarily forgetting her son, and prepares to flee from a perceived threat. She then remembers Nimble and calls for him. Nimble reappears, explaining he hurried back after seeing a fox. His mother realizes he actually saw a raccoon, correcting his understanding of foxes, but doesn't question his solo adventure.

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"The Little Thief in the Pantry" tells the story of Greywhiskers, a young mouse who disobeys his mother's warnings and sneaks into a pantry. He nibbles on a cake, unaware it's a birthday cake, and then gets caught in a mousetrap while trying to reach some cheese. A kind girl, Ethel, takes pity on Greywhiskers and releases him. Frightened by his experience, Greywhiskers promises his mother to never disobey again.