Books with title Cute Bedtime Stories for Children

The Brainy Benefits of Bedtime Stories. This cozy ritual does more than prepare your child for sleep. Bedtime stories have long been known to foster parent-child bonds and prepare children for sleep. But lately researchers have attached other powers to this nighttime routine. They say that while you and your little one are sailing with Max to the land of the Wild Things or sampling green eggs with Sam, you're actually boosting your child's brain development.These stories stand out for meeting both the language and emotional needs and enhance a child's language skills even more..Stories are like islands, go out exploring and you're bound to get lost fantastically.tags:children's books ages 4-8, 9-12, bedtime stories for kids ages 3-8, bedtime story 3-6, bedtime stories for kids, kids books, short stories collections, children stories with pictures, fox stories, duck stories, rabbit stories, mouse stories, cat stories

Are you looking for a lovely children’s book which your little one will love? This book of short stories about animals for kids has beautiful illustrations and will help you not only entertain your child, but also teach him/her to appreciate friendship and help other people.This Bedtime Stories for Kids book will also help you teach your child about what's right and what's wrong, about friendship and helping each other.These short stories for kids are perfect for a quick read before bed as well as in waiting rooms, when going on a trip and so on. Download your copy now!

Are you looking for very entertaining children's stories, a great book for early readers, and full of bedtime stories? This children's book contains everything! This is an excellent read for novice and early readers.Each story is easy to read and relax with beautiful pictures of children's readers!This bedtime story book is especially great for travel, bedtime and reading aloud at home. Also available in paper cover formats!nice days of stories for kids Excellent for beginners and early readers Wonderful short stories for a great bedtime story

Thornton W. Burgess was an author with a keen eye for the countryside and conservation in general. His nature and animal tales are well loved and remembered by millions. Who could not say that they have not heard of Peter Rabbit and his friends? This compilation contains five more of his books, well over 130 chapters in total, each one of which will provide a stand alone bedtime story for your children. These stories are not 'empty' either. They form an introduction to many aspects of real life, in an entertaining and educational way. Many of you will recall, from your own childhood, the following titles:-The Adventures of Jimmy SkunkThe Adventures of Lightfoot the DeerThe Adventures of Mr. MockerThe Adventures of Johnny ChuckThe Adventures of Jerry MuskratThey are all here, in full and illustrated, waiting for your child to hear them.This compendium is the second part of the series, so watch out for the 'Sun' logo on the front cover in future releases.With the introduction of the new, cheaper Kindle, these books will form a perfect gift to encourage your children to improve their reading ability. The new kindle is available on the same pages as these books.

- This Kids Collection illuminates the stories of our childhood with vibrant imagery perfect for children - Stories include Tale of Peter Rabbit, Hansel and Gretel, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, The Ugly Duckling, The Little Mermaid perfect for kids of all ages- This Kindle Edition of A Collection of Bedtime Stories includes over 40 unique, well-illustrated images to bring the stories to life

Initially this writer had the opportunity to share my personal Miracle Bedtime Stories with an 8-year-old child who would regularly ask, "Sharron, would you tell me a bedtime story?" I thought for a while and replied "Emily, I'm not good at fairytales but I can tell you stories that are true Miracle Stories. Would you like that?" To my surprise Emily loved the Miracle Bedtime Stories! At one point I wondered, what will I do if I run out of Miracle stories? Much to my amazement, I realized that we live in a world where miracles are happening all around us. All we need to do is open our minds and hearts to receive and to be aware of the world of miracles in which we live. As I shared these stories with the young and old, I was inspired to begin documenting my miracle stories trusting that they would bring hope to a hurting world....

This is a collection of charming short stories to read to your children at bedtime including RED PAINT A BIRD'S TAIL MAGNOLIA COTTAGE TO LEAD US HOME About the author:Dorothy Mitchell was born in a small village in Yorkshire just before the Second World War. She remembers they were hard times. Dorothy now lives in Evesham in Worcestershire and she has written over a dozen children's stories and historical fiction novels.

Are you looking for very entertaining children's stories, a great book for early readers, and full of bedtime stories? This children's book contains everything! This is an excellent read for novice and early readers. Each story is easy to read and relax with beautiful pictures of children's readers!This bedtime story book is especially great for travel, bedtime and reading aloud at home. Also available in paper cover formats!365 nice bedtime stories for kids Excellent for beginners and early readers Wonderful short stories for a great bedtime story

The publication of Short Stories for Children celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of Walter de la Mare's death. It is also the culmination of a major literary enterprise. For many people, Walter de la Mare (1873-1956) is as great a writer of fiction as of poetry. But, the majority of his short stories, of which there are a hundred, have long been unavailable. Short Stories brings them all together in three volumes in the first comprehensive collection to be published. The third and last volume, Short Stories for Children, starts with Broomsticks and Other Tales of 1925, with its twelve stories, and continues with The Lord Fish of 1933 with seven stories. It includes three distinctive stories, 'Pigtails, Ltd', 'The Thief' and 'A Nose', that have never been reprinted since they originally appeared in Broomsticks. Quirky, disparate, unpredictable, acutely observed, sometimes frightening, and often preoccupied with states of mind and personal identity, these stories have much in common with the adult stories. Some of them are peopled with giants, witches, kind elves, evil and spiteful fairies, and imprisoned maidens in castles, but most are not. We find ourselves in railway trains, a mansion in the City of London, another Elizabethan one in a mysterious tract of country, a remote farm house near the sea, a waterlogged forest, a drawing-room being watched by a fly; and, among other things, we encounter a wise monkey, a haunted cat, a fish magician, a baron transmogrified into a donkey, a thief desperate to be burgled, a man who believes he has a wax nose, and a godmother celebrating her 350th birthday. As in de la Mare's poems, everyday reality may at any time become undercut by disturbing uncertainty and dark, though not always malign, forces. A full understanding of the poems and stories is impossible without knowledge of both. Vivid and timeless, Bold's original woodcut designs and Rex Whistler's original engravings have been used to illustrate the two parts of the book. Punch on the children's stories: 'Whether Walter de la Mare is writing of scarecrows or piccaninnies, cats, fish, very old ladies, an admiral with a magic jacket or a godmother who could offer three centuries of life, he is enchanted and enchanting. There is a wisdom as well as magic -or perhaps one should say a magical wisdom.' TLS on Short Stories 1895-1926 and Short Stories 1927-1956: 'What strikes one most about [them] is how truly peculiar they are... it is good to see these dark and disquieting stories back in print.' Martin Seymour-Smith in Scotland on Sunday on Short Stories 1895-1926: 'He was so..."great" that, like all the greatest, his greatness functions as an assumption that goes hardly even recognized...the chief emotion is, as it should be, one of immense gratitude.' Lord David Cecil: 'Beautiful, enigmatic and disquieting stories.' Angela Carter: 'De la Mare is a master of mise-en-scene...Prose with the most vivid and unsettling intensity, which resembles some of what the surrealists were producing in France...' Contents of Short Stories for Children: (1) Broomsticks and Other Tales (1925): Pigtails, Ltd; The Dutch Cheese; Miss Jemima; The Thief; Broomsticks; Lucy; A Nose; The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire; The Lovely Myfanwy; Alice's Godmother; Maria-Fly; Visitors. (2) The Lord Fish (1933): The Lord Fish; A Penny a Day; The Magic Jacket; Dick and the Beanstalk; The Scarecrow; The Old Lion; Sambo and the Snow Mountains.