Pippin and the Pocketful of Stars: A Cozy Bedtime Story

When the sun slips behind the hills, a little fox named Pippin puts on his biggest, pocketiest coat.Every night, stars tumble from the sky like golden crumbs. Pippin catches them - one, two, three - and tucks them into his pockets, so Owl can read, the rabbits can find their blankets, and Old Bear can snore in a little glow of light.But the sky grows dark. And the Moon has something important to say.Stars do not belong in pockets. They belong in the wide, wide dark, so everyone can dream beneath them.A tender, lyrical bedtime picture book about sharing your light - with hidden stars on every page, a refrain children love to chant, and a last-page ritual that turns "one more story" into "read it again."This read-aloud is perfect for: - Ages 3-7- Bedtime and nap-time- Social-emotional learning: kindness, sharing, and letting go- Fox, woodland, moon-and-stars lovers- Seek-and-find rereads on sleepy nightsShine a little, share a little, that's how the night grows bright.