The Dragon Who Collected Bedtime Wishes
Every night, the moon floated high and _ Silver in the sky.
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Page count
5 pages
Age range
Ages 4–8
Read-aloud time
~5 min
Values taught
The dark feels less scary with a little comfort and courage — and being listened to is one of the kindest gifts.
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Every night, a small green dragon named Dori waits on a soft cloud — not for thunder or rain, but for wishes. Children's whispered hopes rise like shimmering bubbles, and Dori catches each one gently in her rainbow-sky satchel. When a trembling wish floats up from a blue house — 'I wish I wasn't scared of the dark' — Dori breathes golden dragon magic into the light that drifts down to Milo's window. A soothing bedtime story about nighttime fears, invisible support, and the comfort of knowing someone kind is always listening. Ages 4–8.
- Whisper — to speak very, very softly
- Wish — hoping hard for something you want
- Satchel — a small bag for carrying things
- Trembling — shaking a little because of fear or cold
- Courage — being brave even when you feel scared
- Comfort — a warm, cozy feeling that makes fear smaller
- Glowed — gave off a soft light
- Clutch — to hold on tight
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