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A sleepy fairy tale about a good-hearted girl who finds a secret hidden in a pot of pink flowers.

A beautifully descriptive, slice-of-life story from Katherine Mansfield about childhood innocence and caring for your neighbors.

A sleepy fairy tale about an orphaned prince and princess and the little bird who helps them find their way home.

A sleepy 19th century Russian satire written as a fairy tale in which two helpless government officials are saved by a hard-working muzhik.

A sleepy fairy tale with a princess, an ogre and a clever cat.

A slow, quiet story about the importance of being true to yourself.

A sleepy Viking tale in which Loki tricks the king of the Giants into marrying Thor.

A quiet classic about gentleness and redemption written by Frances Noyes Hart.

A sleepy fairy tale about a king, an enchantress, and 99 princesses.

Herman Melville's slow, quiet classic read in full: all 2 hours and 18 sleepy minutes of it.

A beautifully descriptive sleepy story by Katherine Mansfield about a young mother and her dinner party.

A sleepy musing on Eve's first days in Eden by Mark Twain.

A sleepy fairy tale from ancient Hindustan about the consequences of always thinking you're right.

A slow, quiet fairy tale about the adventures of a tiny, magical girl.

A sleepy Danish fairy tale with a princess, a knight and a wicked step-mother.

Katherine Mansfield's beautiful, sleepy story about an overnight boat trip in 19th century New Zealand.

A sleepy Czech fairy tale with talking animals and a princess, of course.

A sweet, sleepy Norse fairy tale with no gods or Vikings.

A bedtime story by Charles Dickens about one of his most famous characters.

A beautiful, sleepy tale about love and loss by Mark Twain. You can read this story (and other public domain classics) for free at https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/142 .

A New Year's classic by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

A holiday classic beautifully read by actor Erik Braa.

The finale of the sleepy Herman Melville classic this week.

A sleepy tale about the queen of the autumn flowers by Louisa May Alcott.