Challenging or frightening strories before going to sleep do not encourage a deep, trouble free sleep. The story is intended to calm the children and make them feel safe from the time they go to bed until they are awake and are with their parents again. The repetition of Hummmmmmmmmm on each page is meant to assist parents in bringing the child to a state of drowsiness that will induce an irresistible urge to sleep. The Big Red Ball allows them to float safely above everything while interacting with friends and visiting interesting places. Prayers and Mantras have been used throughout history to calm and reassure people, and this story is intended to do the same for small children.

Imagine is a book about a little boy who used his imagination while reading a book about himself. In reading, he learned the importance of reading a book through imagination. First, it is the way he learned about the different things in the world. Second, the book is about learning the many activities of people in society and the fun time he can have with his friends doing things. Finally, the key thing is reading a book through your imagination.

Hilda was a sweet little witch. She let the bad influences of prejudice mislead her. Thank goodness for the friendly old man. He reminds her that good and kind people still exist in the world. He saves her just in time. Hilda is very generous in granting his wish. What an awesome way to be remembered.

This is a heartwarming tale about a curious little girl and her imaginary best friend, the Man in the Moon. When it is bedtime, the little girl dreams that she and her best friend are astronauts, pirates, explorers, adventurers, swashbucklers, inventors, magic-makers, and time travelers. Their travels and adventures are inspired by history, mythology, literature, adventure, imagination, curiosity and creativity. Deep, lush, textured watercolors with warm undertones and inviting characters accompany this quaint tale for young readers to enjoy and for adults to return to their youth. The story and images are meant to inspire curiosity, invoke thought and questions about the world around them, and to allow parent and child to engage in their own quests and imaginings of far-off times and far-away places. There is no lesson preached, just the sheer joy of allowing the readers to identify with the characters, to find themselves within the story and to learn for themselves that there is no boundary for an inquisitive and imaginative mind. Ultimately, this provides an opportunity to read together at bedtime and share precious quality time together.

I Love You Bigger Than The Moon is a picture book for young readers (ages 3 - 8). It's a story about a mother's love, beaming bright as big as the moon, embracing bedtime as well as exploring the natural wonders and curiosities of the moon from the innocence of a child.

"The moon, big, bright, a ball of white... I see you streaking slivers of light, dancing moonbeams all over my room."

The thought of the moon as a friend and a night-light, helping to tuck us safely into our bed is a comforting one.

Snuggling with a mother's love, beaming bright as big as the moon, is a lovely way to embrace bedtime. Mother Moon greets the night, wrapping our thoughts away for the day.

The mysteries of the moon and the imagination of a child come together in an uplifting bedtime story to be read over and over again.

Within eighteen hours of her birth I lovingly held Cadence in my arms and instantly fell in love with her. She was so special that she swept me off my feet and literally stole my heart. My grandniece was a bundle of joy and she was perfect with beautiful black hair. She was soft and delicate and extremely beautiful. Our world centered around her and she was boss!

Working in teams, each station sends out several units to help battle what is causing the huge smoke clouds as far as a bystander in the township could see. It goes from bad to worse when flames have a shift in the wind and surround Station 248's crews as they tried to fight the blaze.

The chief of the fire fighting was personally looking after Sassy while he watched in terrible sadness as 248's team was quickly was running out of hope. There was so little he could do as he had all helicopters busy pulling out trapped teams already.

And seeing the dilemma, Sassy goes to work to figure out a plan to get them out. Will she rescue her own team in time is the adventurous question? It seems like it's going to be up to her again!

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Sassy the Amazing Fire-fighting Rescue Dog

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A child's mind is open to all kinds of possibilities and he can build upon his experience by imagining what can be. This book explores the boundaries of the "real" world and suggests that anything is possible if we believe in our dreams. A little boy alone in his room feels abandoned until he remembers words his grandma said: "Happiness is in your head." What happens next is an amazing adventure which takes him to many unusual places.

Edgar is an animal in the dream world whose sole purpose is to help and assist children during their dream travels into their dream lands. Edgar also passes on knowledge and wisdom important for their upbringing, growth and relationships with their parents and other children.

Every dream experience passes on a positive virtue of a child's life of today, designed to assist a young newcomer to this world in a constructive way to lend strength to the child's still flexible character and vulnerable emotions.

Bedtime Rhymes is a collection of stories and characters by children's author, Mike Ashby. Each story is written in rhyming verse, ending with a moral theme. The book's text and artwork are enjoyable for the young and old alike.

Cloud Nine wants to show everyone what she can do with her magic. But how does she make anyone look up and notice her there in the sky?

This is a story celebrating childrenÕs ability to find magic in everything around us. With its beautiful and colourful illustrations it will leave young and old with a happy feeling and a smile.

If you close your eyes and listen to the wind whisper in the trees or stand quietly when the snow is falling softly all around you, it is possible that you may become aware of small things that you have not noticed before. Perhaps your imagination will capture the image of a little golden-haired fairy, only two inches tall, who lives in a beautiful forest. Could it be that the flutter in a nearby tree that you thought at first was just a leaf shaking in the wind, could have been the little fairy? Her wings are gossamer clear - she would not be easy to see. Nature has many wonders and forests have secrets.

The little golden-haired fairy spends her days among the trees, flowers, and creatures of a beautiful forest. Once each year, the forest fairies gather in the middle of a frozen lake for a festival that lasts for days. Each fairy builds a small house of tiny packed snow bricks as a shelter. They also build a larger ice house, called a "Rainbow Igloo" that holds a special secret.

The little golden-haired fairy's friends are lightening bugs, a mouse, a bear, and eventually a shorttail weasel. Hers is the heart of hope and love that sends a message of friendship into all the world. This simply illustrated, charming little story will very likely bring brightness to your day, a smile to your face and hope into your heart.