10 books · 8.5 × 8.5 in
Aurora Starlight Bedtime Stories
Each book holds ten short stories around one theme, with one true fact, two questions to talk about and a cozy ending. Start anywhere: every book stands on its own.
See all 10 books →Out 12 December 2026 – just in time for Christmas
Every twinkle starts an adventure.
Meet Aurora, a five-year-old girl from a little house at the edge of a snowy forest. She is named after the northern lights, and her star clip holds a little piece of them. Whenever it twinkles, magic is near.
Get a free coloring page →Meet the friends
Meet all the friends →Who's who in Aurora's world
A bee, a raindrop, a panda, a shooting star… Aurora meets a new friend in almost every story. Here are a few of them.
AuroraFive years old, named after the northern lights.
LumiA living ribbon of northern light with a gentle voice.
BizzyA round, fuzzy bee with a very important job.Aurora and the Dancing Lights
Grandpa OakThe wise old oak whose leaves breathe with us.Aurora Cares for the Earth
FlurryA fluffy penguin chick who knows how to keep warm together.Aurora and the Kindness Lights
BaoA panda from the misty bamboo mountains of China.Aurora Around the World
OttilieA friendly octopus with eight curly arms and three hearts.Counting Under the Stars
KaiHer best friend next door.
TaraA tiger cub in India who says hello with a "Prrff!"Aurora Around the World
RuneA reindeer whose eyes turn blue in winter.Aurora and the Wonderful Weather
ZipA tiny golden speck with a long, sparkly tail.Counting Under the Stars
Nana BeaAurora's grandma, who keeps bees.
What Aurora has learned
Aurora's adventure journal →Every adventure teaches something true
Little facts and big feelings from her stories. Tap one to see where she learned it.
- Bees help flowers grow fruitfrom “The Day Aurora Was Tiny”
- Sharing makes everyone warmerfrom “The Sharing Snowball”
- The moon is always round; we just see part of its lightfrom “Why the Moon Changes Shape”
- Trees make the fresh air we breathefrom “The Tree That Breathes for Us”
- Worries feel smaller when you share themfrom “The Worry Balloon”
- Sharing your light doesn't make it smallerfrom “The Festival of Lights”
- Fog is a cloud down on the groundfrom “A Cloud on the Ground”
- Boats float because they push water out of the wayfrom “Why Boats Float”
The shop
Adventures to take home
Bedtime stories to read together, and coloring books to color the stories you just read. Paperback and hardcover, on Amazon.
Coming soon · 8.5 × 11 in
Coloring Adventures
Every story book has a matching coloring book with 40 pages from its stories, one picture per sheet so colors never bleed through.
See what is coming →More adventures coming soon
New stories, new books and new ways to play with Aurora are on their way. Get the free coloring page to hear first.
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For parents
Made for the last ten minutes of the day
One true fact, one small feeling
Each story teaches one simple thing about the world, like why the moon changes shape, and one feeling to talk about.
Calm, never scary
No villains and no real danger. Every story winds down gently, so it ends in sleep, not excitement.
Talk about it together
Every story ends with questions to share, plus a "Did you know?", "Try it!" or "Can you find?" box.
For ages 3 to 7. Ten short stories in every book, each one about five minutes to read aloud. Stories by Aurora's Father.
From families
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