Lily and her friends reach the Flying Circus and find the ride stopped. Cuckoo forgot to wind it, but bravely admits his mistake, and the party begins again.
The children ride Toby to the Round Square Bakery and tidy the messy market by shooting baskets into the crates before the storm, saving the little Sugar Man.
The children fly to Belmorso Castle, where the cook wants to trap the animals for dinner. Ziggy shows that with kindness the animals give food themselves, saving the feast.
Toby takes Lily and friends to the Valley of Whispers, where the stream froze and the stars went dark. They learn that blowing "thank you" relights the stars and brings the water back.
Dash and his friends travel with Toby to the Booming Cave for the Topsy-Turvy Mini-Olympics. They learn the playful Echo, who seemed different, lights the crystals with laughter.
The children dive to the bottom of the sea, to the Whispering Coral Garden, where they help lonely Grandpa Crab build a lighthouse-boat that guides fishermen home through the fog.
Toby takes Ziggy and friends to the Library of Whispering Books and the Market of Wonders. Together they find the carousel's lost star and spin it under falling stars.
Toby takes the children to Golden Crescent Bay to find Nina, a boat lost in the fog. Lily beats her fear of water and guides Nina home with a magic shell-compass.
Toby takes Ziggy, Lily, Skye and Dash to a magic workshop, where mouse inventor Otto accidentally fades a circus's colors. The children forgive him and bring every color back.
14 min
About Stories for Kids – Bedtime tales for toddlers (ages 2–5)
From the publisher's feed
A magical world of calm, wonder and adventure — just before bedtime.
Each story follows four playful toddlers, Ziggy, Lily, Skye and Dash, as they hop aboard Toby the Magic Train…
and explore new worlds, solve gentle challenges, and make heartwarming discoveries.
Crafted for children aged 3 to 5, these bedtime tales are filled with mild suspense, soothing sounds, simple language and clear morals — perfect for winding down the day. Parents will love the cozy, kind stories that encourage imagination, empathy and restful sleep.