Bedtime Stories for Kids: Short Funny Stories and poems Collection for Children and Toddlers

By Bukky Ekine-Ogunlana

The Bedtime Stories for Kids is a fun and educational collection of cute animal stories, short adventures, and kids' poems that your pre-K and early elementary school aged child will love to read along with and learn valuable morals and life lessons about honesty, gratitude, and teamwork!

Our soothing, easy-to-read selections are great imagination-builders for all children:

Children's Stories and kids' poems specially written for toddlers, boys, girls, early readers, and early listeners

All Bedtime stories for Kids  feature positivity, lovable characters, and cute animals that your child will want to read about every night, from the story of Tony the Barn Cat to The Caterpillar's New Home, and the funny tales of Strong Like a Monkey to Bones the Skeleton Had a Problem

Inspirational Level 1 reading book for children who may be reluctant readers or have short attention spans

Allows parents to have valuable bonding time with their youngsters each night, as families read together aloud and learn valuable life lessons from their favorite characters

The Bedtime Stories for Kids is perfect for developing a bedtime routine that parents and children will look forward to every night.  All the stories are relaxing and inspirational and encourage children to read along with their parents or grandparents, as they fall asleep dreaming about their favorite characters!

• Language: English
• Publisher: T.C.E.C Publishers UK.
• Release date: Jan 22, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215919774

Book preview

1

Castle Trouble!

W hat a catastrophe! Exclaimed Princess Amelie. There was an angry crash of thunder as a rainstorm pounded down outside, hitting the windows hard. The rain was so heavy that it began trickling through the roof and leaking into the castle. Before long, there were rivers of water flowing down the walls.

My castle is so old that it is crumbling, and it won't last another winter. Princess Amelie cried as she watched the rain flood into her castle.

The next day, there was a knock at the door, and Princess Amelie welcomed three maintenance specialists into the castle.

My, my! One of them exclaimed, taking a look around the once magnificent castle. This roof is very leaky.

We can fix the roof, said the second repairman.

But it'll be expensive! said the third excitedly. But he was quickly quietened by a glare from the first repairman.

Shh! Don't mention the price! Whispered the first repairman.

I'm going to leave it with you, and I'll take a trip to see my sister in Swansea. After three days, I will be back, and I will throw a great party to celebrate. Princess Amelie replied, excited at the prospect that she would finally have her castle restored to its original glory.

How long do we have to fix the roof? the repairmen asked.

Three days exactly! The princess replied before she hastened to pack her suitcases and left the castle, leaving the three repairmen in her wake.

The men got to work straight away, but the castle roof had holes all over it. They worked all day and all night, but they hadn't even finished half of the job.

We're never going to finish on time! Said one repairman, throwing a wrench down.

We have to finish it! There's a party in three days, said the other, scratching his head.

Tick tock went the clock. Time was rapidly running out.

It's nearly time for the party, and we haven't finished the work. Said the repairman.

The men had no idea how they would complete it on time. Then they heard a rat-tat-tat at the window. The men spun around to see a tiny fairy. She was about the flower's size and looked as delicate as one, her small wings fluttering rapidly behind