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    Bedtime Stories For Women: Sleep Well & Heal
    Bedtime Stories For Women: Sleep Well & Heal
    Bedtime Stories For Women: Sleep Well & Heal
    Audiobook1 hour

    Bedtime Stories For Women: Sleep Well & Heal

    Written by Bedtime Stories For Women

    Narrated by Vicky David

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    About this audiobook

    "Bedtime Stories For Women: Sleep Well & Heal" is a captivating collection designed to soothe the soul and encourage deep, restorative sleep. Each story, written with a gentle narrative voice, offers a comforting escape into worlds of fantasy and quiet introspection. From the story of Lily, who transforms a simple cardboard box into a grand castle with the help of her community, to Lana, who rediscovers her inner joy by interacting with her younger self reflected in Mirror Lake, these tales blend the magical with the mundane in a tapestry of empowerment and self-discovery. Further enriched by tales like Anna's, a lighthouse keeper whose steadfast light guides sailors through storms, this collection celebrates the resilience and creativity inherent in every woman. Whether it's overcoming grief, rediscovering forgotten passions, or finding solace in nature, these stories not only help women unwind at the end of the day but also inspire them to heal and find peace within themselves. Perfect for those seeking a moment of calm and a gentle reminder of their own strengths before drifting off to sleep.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBedtime Stories For Women
    Release dateMay 7, 2024
    ISBN9798882209857
    Bedtime Stories For Women: Sleep Well & Heal

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