Books with title Cute Bedtime Stories for Children

Have you heard people say, “The kids today have short attention spans. Because of quick-paced television, they’re used to watching three to four-second bites and become restless when the action is diminished.Read this book for your child.Here are 6 benefits of reading these bedtime stories to your children.1. Cultivates Imagination2. Creates a Bond3. Encourages Love for Reading4. Attention Advantage5. Establishes a Habit6. Open the Doorway to Writing

PRINCESS NIKA AND THE OGREThe ogre was surprised. He walked up slowly to the little girl. She greeted him and introduced herself. She was Princess Nika. She belonged to the kingdom that ruled over the town. But there was one thing that she didn’t tell him. She didn’t tell him that she was in fact a fairy princess who had come to the town because of all the trouble the ogre was causing. The ogre had never spoken to any of the townspeople, let alone a princess! So he bowed before her and politely introduced himself as the king of the forest. He explained that he had come to the town to steal some food and smash a few houses. He told her he was thinking about stealing a sheep which he would have later for dinner. He sweetly asked the princess if she would kindly move out of his way because he was very hungry. Princess Nika offered the ogre a small gift before he went about stealing food and smashing houses. The ogre graciously accepted the gift. It was a freshly baked cupcakeTHE PINK DRAGON AND THE MAGICAL FORESTIn the middle of the forest the elves left a big, stuffed, pink dragon. He slept curled up inside a giant pink flower. He was there to protect the magical forest and all who lived in it. Many came to the magical forest, but mostly old and torn stuffed animals. The magic in the forest made them brand new. That morning Yana and Barbara came to the magical forest. Yana was a teddy bear who used to belong to a little boy. The little boy stopped playing with Yana when he received a new toy that he liked better. Barbara was a bunny. Her tail got ripped off by accident. She had her tail taped back on but she wasn’t the same anymore, so she was thrown away. THE PIRATE PRINCEThe prince sat down on the ground. He was quiet. The parrot and the mouse were so excited over all the treasure that they didn’t even notice the prince. Suddenly the prince stood up. He was angry and desperate. He felt anger because even after finding the greatest treasure of all he still felt sadness and emptiness in his heart. He took out his sword and began swinging it about. He wanted to break every piece of treasure. The parrot and the mouse had never seen him so mad before and they were frightened. The prince swung his sword at a large oval mirror. But instead of the sword shattering the mirror it passed right through it. YANA AND THE TOY FACTORYYana felt the box lifting. Then it felt as if she was floating. Soon enough, Yana heard tiny squeaky voices again. She could feel the box was back on the ground again. Not knowing what was going to happen next, she hid behind a big stuffed bunny. The box was opened. One of the elves began taking out the toys one by one. Just when there were only a few toys left, including the big stuffed bunny Yana was hiding behind, a siren went off.THE TEDDY BEAR, THE HAMSTER AND THE TOWN FAIRYThe children tiptoed towards the pirates. The teddy bear followed close behind. He was frightened of the mean pirates. His heart was beating fast. The closer they got the louder and faster it beat. Just before the children were about to make their move, the teddy bear’s heart was beating as loud as a drum. With a battle cry the children charged forward. Even though he was frightened, the teddy bear did not shy away. He bravely ran at the pirates, swinging his sword

Get ready for a white-knuckle ride of thrills, spills and explosive exploits. Packed with treacherous tales in which heroes conquer villains, treasure is plundered and good triumphs over evil, this anthology includes the classic action fiction of renowned authors such as Robert Louis Stevenson, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and H Rider Haggard. Dynamic, graphic novel-style illustrations throughout.

THE DWARF AND THE KINGDOM OF BARE FEETOnce upon a time there lived a dwarf who stumbled across an unusual kingdom. It was the Kingdom of Bare Feet where nobody wore shoes or slippers and everyone walked around barefoot. A jealous fairy had put a magic spell on the kingdom making all items of clothing either shrink or stretch out by the next morning. This is why nobody could wear shoes! They would either fall right off their feet, or shrink so much that it would hurtTHE TOWN FAIRY AND THE BABY SPARROWHe was bouncing his ball around with delight until it landed on the edge of the roof. As he was retrieving it, he noticed a group of little sparrows playing tag on the roof below. He sat down on the edge of the rooftop and watched them play. He was sad because he wanted to play tag with the other little sparrows, but he didn’t know how to fly. He was still too young. He could flap his wings and fly a few feet but he couldn’t fly from rooftop to rooftop like the others.He was determined to fly! He wanted to play with his sparrow friends and fly like they did. He decided to give it a try. Flapping his wings, he managed to fly few feet across the rooftop. THE TOWN FAIRY AND THE BLUE BUNNYThe fairy smiled. “Hello little blue bunny. What happened to your ear? Shouldn’t you be at home where you belong instead of all alone in a shrub?” she asked. “I don’t have a home anymore. After my ear got torn, I got thrown away and was replaced with a new toy,” sadly replied the bunny. “Well, that’s not very nice. Don’t worry I will mend your ear with a patch. I have everything I need to mend bunnies’ ears with in my magic fairy purse! Once I’m done you will be as good as new,” said the fairy, holding out her hand to the bunny. THE SMITTEN PRINCE AND THE DIAMONDThe shipwright gladly accompanied the prince on his journey to the island. After all, the boat was too big for just one person. As they approached the island they were spotted by the giants who were guarding the diamonds and special seasoning. They began blowing at the boat and managed to blow it away from the island. The prince was not discouraged! He had made it all this way and would not let the giants stop him from getting on that island. Suddenly the prince remembered the magic rope he had bought from the beaver in the little shop in the tree. He took out the rope and tied the boat… to the air! The boat didn’t budge this way or that. It stayed right there where it was tied. The plan was to wait till the giants grew tired of blowing before they continued towards the island. So, the prince and the shipwright happily spent their days on the boat eating out of the magic pot and enjoying the beautiful view.It took no more than seven days and seven nights for the giants to grow tired of blowingTHE KINGDOM OF HAPPINESS AND SADNESSThen he went on to explain the diamonds in more detail. If separated, the happiness diamond would glow with happiness and make everyone around it happy. In the same way, the sadness diamond would glow with sadness and make everyone around it sad. That’s why it would be so hard to bring them back together – the happy people would be too happy to bring them back together. They wouldn’t want to stop being so happy. The sad people would be too sad to think about bringing them back together. They would feel too miserable to do anything about it. It was very important that the two diamonds never separated. The Master wizard told the two young wizards he trusted them. And then *poof* he was gone.The two wizards kept the diamonds safe in a drawer. Years went by and the two diamonds never left each other’s side.

Cute Bedtime Stories for KidsYou can make bedtime a fun tradition for your child with these cute bedtime stories for kids. Your child will look forward to going to bed with these entertaining stories. Each story is about includes a moral lesson and includes cute and colorful illustrations for early and beginning readers.These stories are great for early & beginning readers, reading aloud at home, and bedtime stories.2,500+ wordsCute bedtime stories for kidsPerfect for early and beginner readersIncludes awesome activities for your child to doBright and colorful images for early and younger readersThese stories are great for quick bedtime stories and cute tales to be read aloud with friends and family!Fun for the entire family! Kids and children can practice their reading skills or have a parent read the stories aloud to them. These special bedtime stories are great for sleepy-heads that can't fall asleep!Best-Selling Children's Book Author, Arnie LightningArnie Lightning is a best-selling children's book author with a straightforward goal. He wants his work to create a positive impact in the lives of others through children's books. Learning morals, lessons, and good character can start at a young age. Arnie's books reflect this. By providing a comfortable and entertaining environment, learning can be a fun activity!Scroll up and click 'buy' to spend some quality time with your child!

“Woodland Tales, 21 Bedtime Stories for Children” by Karen Karras and George Karras, is a collection of 21 illustrated children's stories. There is a short poem at the end of each of the 21 stories, that helps the child to understand the story on a different level. These charming stories portray woodland animals in many diverse situations.The animals must learn how to cope with life and with each other, in ways that are sometimes humorous, yet trying and difficult.They soon learn through trial and error to treat each other with respect and understanding.In one story a sleepy bear lies down under a walnut tree, to take a nap. He looks over at a nearby field of juicy watermelons, and wants one to eat, but is too tired to bother going all the way over to get one. He decides it is strange that watermelons do not grow on trees. The bear soon falls asleep only to be rudely awakened by a walnut hitting him on the nose. He quickly realizes that nature is just what it was intended to be, for a very good reason.In another story two pig brothers break open their people banks, take the money out and run to the candy store to spend it all on candy. What happens afterwards teaches them both quite a different lesson.These charming stories can be read to children at any time, but make perfect bedtime stories. The stories are done in a larger type size so they may also be read by grandparents or by children themselves, in helping them to learn how to read. Your child will find these stories delightful and funny, as well as thought provoking, on many different levels. All of the stories in this book were written and illustrated over a period of years by Karen Karras and George Karras. Each story is beautifully illustrated in watercolor by Karen Karras. All of the stories and illustrations in "Woodland Tales, 21 Bedtime Stories for Children" are copyrighted.

This book is a collection of children's Christmas stories, created to develop the minds of young kids whilst teaching them valuable life lessons and inspiring imaginations. Suited to both young boys and girls and read to my own children, every story introduces your child to a magic world before sending them peacefully off to sleep throughout the festive season. Each story has been read to children in the build up to Christmas and proven to be extremely child friendly.

Children's Books: Stories for Children 9★★★★★ My girls loved the stories! Initially I got this book and introduced it to my 2 girls, they're 6 and 5. As we read on about the animals and knights, my son got interested too. - Zachary FrancisTwo delightful fairy tales for children:The Musician and the PrincessAlicia and the UnicornIf your kids love princess, unicorn and magic stories they will adore this children's book.A medley of mystery, adventure and magic, this book is sure to please any fairy tale fan.To spend a pleasant moment with your kid, Buy Stories for Children 9 Categories: Children's Books, Kids Books, Bedtime stories for children, Magic and Adventure Children's Books, Fairy Tales Children's Books, Prince and Princess, Stories for Children, Children’s Books ages 6 and up