Books with title Princess Bedtime Stories

“Did you put me up here?” Silly asked. “Yes, child, of course. I’m one of your fairy godmothers, Disaster Management Division. I must say, you are usually much more responsible than this. Not that your cousin Harry doesn’t make up for it in spades. Why just last month he snuck a baby dragon into the castle and lit his bedroom curtains on fire. Long story.” She chuckled to herself, lost in the memory. Don't give up on reading bedtime stories just yet. Princess Silly's Bedtime Stories are for all ages and anyone who love princesses, light romance, and plenty of silliness. Join Silly as she takes on ogres, fairy godmothers, dragons, snowball fights, and worst of all, boys! These six stories are written to be read aloud, one each night, but you’ll be tempted to read them all in one sitting.

Children love fairy tales and fairy tales, especially before going to sleep, and in this book wepresent a number of very interesting children's stories, to provide help and suggestions forparents to tell interesting stories for children before bed, to enjoy a quiet and pleasant sleepReading stories for children before bed helps the child to sleep deeply during the nighthours.Strengthening the relationship of emotional bonding between parents and childrenThe development of brain skills in children, as reading stories at night attracts his attention.and stimulates his mind significantlyTell stories to children help increase children's focus and increase their understanding of.things clearly compared to watching these stories on TV in the form of animations.Bedtime stories that parents tell to children help relieve nervousness and stress in children,Reading bedtime stories for children helps quickly develop language skills.

A selection of six children's short-stories with illustrations, blending reality and fantasy to fascinate your kids. Topics covered include...bullying, Big T, the importance of love, the Lost Unicorn, family, the Teapot and the Kettle, and simple adventures, the Green Knight and Dragon Warrior save Santa.Big T. Something is happening downstairs, and Graham has to investigate. What he discovers shakes his beliefs to the core. All the cuddly toys are alive, but his favorite teddy bear is a bully.The Lost Unicorn. What can a young girl do to help a little unicorn find her parents? Samantha discovers courage and love are her best weapons as she battles the evil circus owner.They all make great 'Bedtime Reading.' Enjoy.