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Bedtime stories — and adventures for any time
Stories about feelings, kindness and friendship
A friend feels worried, a team disagrees, or a kind gesture changes an ordinary day. These adventures give families a starting point for talking about emotions without turning reading into a test. Choose the Compass of Feelings to explore emotion words, the Friendship Bridge for cooperation, or the Boundary Castle to talk about saying no.
Choose a story for a cosy read together
Story 36 · Self-regulation 4+≈ 8 min read
Bani and the Breathing Lighthouse
During a storm, Bani helps a lighthouse steady its beam and learns how a pause, a gentle breath, and one clear next step can bring back control.
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Story 33 · Personal boundaries 5+≈ 8 min read
Bani and the Castle of Personal Boundaries
In a castle full of doors and bells, Bani learns to ask for consent, respect “no,” and seek a trusted adult when something feels wrong.
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Story 30 · Kindness and Consequences 4+≈ 8 min read
Bani and the Echo of Kind Deeds
In a cave where helpful acts leave glowing trails, Bani discovers how small kindness can travel onward—when it is the kind of help someone actually wants.
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Story 22 · Courage and caution 4+≈ 8 min read
Bani and the Lantern of Courage
On a nighttime path to the firefly library, Bani discovers that courage does not switch fear off—it helps him choose the next safe step.
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Story 21 · Cooperation 5+≈ 8 min read
Bani and the Windmill Team
When the garden windmill stops, Bani discovers how different talents can fit together to solve one shared problem.
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Story 18 · Emotional literacy 4+≈ 8 min read
Bani and the Compass of Feelings
In the town of colorful flags, Bani learns to notice body clues, name feelings, and choose a gentle way to help himself.
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Story 12 · Friendship & Feelings 4+≈ 5 min read
Bani and the Friendship Bridge
One kite teaches Bani and Red Panda to notice feelings, listen and repair a friendship.
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Story 01≈ 6 min read
Bani and the Moon That Lost Its Smile
Bani journeys to the Moon Palace to bring back the Moon’s smile—and discovers how one kind act can change everything.
Read the story→Pause when Bani has a choice. Let your child describe the picture or suggest another ending; there is no need to share a personal experience. Feelings can differ, even when two characters see the same event. Read at a comfortable pace and leave any difficult question for another day.
Talk about the story together
- What might the character be feeling, and what clue helped you notice?
- How could a friend offer help without deciding for someone else?
- What other kind and safe choice could Bani make?
Try it away from the screen
Draw a few faces together. Take turns choosing one and imagining a small, everyday situation that could match it. The other person can suggest a different feeling too.