Goodnight ,Sleepy Hills: Two Little Bedtime Stories

High above the sleepy hills, the Starlight Mother combs her long hair of stars, and sleepy golden stardust drifts down... down... down. It falls like golden snow over the village, and one by one the windows close their bright eyes. It touches the deer, and the fox, and even the golden trees, until the whole valley is breathing slow. But the very last piece of stardust saves its magic for someone special. In the second story, that last little star finds a small owl on a bare branch - the only one still awake, because she believes the night is hers to keep. What the stardust gives her is not sleep exactly. It is permission. Goodnight, Sleepy Hills holds two linked bedtime stories that happen on the same night, in the same valley, told in a soft read-aloud hush and painted in deep indigo and honey-gold. Together they take about five minutes - just long enough to be the last page before lights out. Perfect for ages 2 to 6, for tired little ones who need to be told it is safe to let go of the day.