Delve into a world of enchantment and wonder as you embark on a journey through the pages of this captivating collection. Within these stories, the boundaries between reality and imagination blur, whisking young readers away to distant realms where dreams come to life. Each tale weaves a tapestry of magic, guiding young minds through a symphony of emotions and experiences. As the sun sets and the stars begin to twinkle, these bedtime stories offer the perfect companionship for little hearts seeking solace and adventure. With every turn of the page, children will be transported to lands where courage and kindness prevail, where challenges are met with ingenuity and determination. These stories are not merely words on paper; they are windows to other worlds, igniting the sparks of creativity and curiosity that reside within every child. Through the art of storytelling, this collection invites young readers to bid the day farewell and embrace the tranquility of the night. Whether it's a tale of a brave adventurer, a clever problem solver, or a magical discovery, each story gently guides children towards a peaceful slumber, leaving them with a sense of wonder and anticipation for the dreams that await. These bedtime stories are more than just words; they are whispered lullabies of imagination, nurturing young hearts and minds as they drift into a realm of dreams.

The Adventures of Treebread and Goodleaf takes place in the hidden magical country of Felinon. The story tells of the early lives of twin boys born to Skyryder and Starlight. The story covers how Treebread and Goodleaf were born and raised to adulthood in the remarkable Fel society. It tells how they were taught life skills and learned to control magic to survive in a world filled with danger. Treebread and Goodleaf have the special ability to manipulate magical energy from the universe to change forms into another living creature. They use this ability to help solve mysteries and problems for others. Through their magic use, Treebread and Goodleaf grow to realize they are very different from other Fel children. It is frightening and exciting at the same time. They are amazed by the abilities of their transformed creatures to sense the world differently. What does the world smell like to a fox? What is it like to soar in the sky as a hawk? They must learn to adapt quickly to the world as they transform to another life form to help solve problems. With the help of their family, they do learn how to live their dual lives. As Treebread and Goodleaf mature, they begin to understand that their differences will not allow them to live a normal life. They cannot share a female companion. They cannot be physically separated by longdistances. Even with their remarkable abilities, they are not very happy with their lives of responsibility and secrecy. Treebread and Goodleaf do eventually learn that they have lived a life of separation without understanding the cause. As they reach adulthood, they finally understand their full potential. The family secret can finally be told. A new hero is born to Felinon. Will this hero's skills be able to meet the coming challenges to save Felinon from destruction?

Princess Ellie is pony-mad! She has four perfect ponies and the entire palace grounds to ride in. So Ellie's in trouble when the King finds hoofprints all over his perfect lawn. He thinks she's been riding in the royal garden. To prove her innocence, Ellie decides she must catch the real culprit. But the only way to do this is to set out on a scary, starlight adventure...

Miranda Stevens a teenager devoted to horses her all her days in Montana, discovers there is much more to life than just her horse, but nothing more important than having her black stallion, Stalight safe at home.

Master Storyteller Janelle Taylor takes intergalactic adventures to a higher level. Twenty-two years have passed as Bree-Kayah Saar (Zar), daughter and sister of Tri-Galaxy legends, seeks her love and destiny. Ensnared in a dangerous and crucial mission, Starla and Dagan can't reveal their true identities as they secretly and separately challenge the worst villain alive who will do anything for invincible crystals called moonbeams. A tempting space pirate and a sexy shape-shifter cannot resist Dagan, a handsome and well-known space rogue. Along with her android Cypher, will Starla succeed or be slain trying? As they work for Tochar as space pirates, each worries about the other's safety and survival. Each knows that within reach is the one person who can fulfill passions and destiny. Tochar is the one threat who can tear them apart forever, who can evoke dark chaos across the Universe. What price will they pay for victory and forbidden love in a distant world a-shimmer with Moonbeams And Magic...

A spine-tingling and heart-warming story about friendship and finding your special place in the world. Gus doesn't want to make friends. She also doesn't want to be intrigued by the cat-lady teacher at her new school, or the Riley's Comet project that she and her seaweed-eating science partner are working on together. And she definitely doesn't want to fall in love with her job as the projectionist at the Starlight, a drive-in movie theatre that her family is reviving. Because, knowing Gus's luck, she and her family could be moving on in a day, or a week, or a month. When the ghosts that haunt Mum catch up with them. Or if the Starlight doesn't succeed. Then she'll have to say goodbye. Again. And saying goodbye is too hard. PRAISE FOR GUS AND THE STARLIGHT 'A magical middle-grade book with a feather-light fantastical touch that wonderfully helps the young protagonist figure out their complex and confusing family; the hope they have in their heart for a fresh start, and the ways that the past can haunt and help us. Just - stunning!' - Danielle Binks, award-winning author of The Year the Maps Changed 'An utterly captivating tale of family, friends and a haunted drive-in cinema, told with gentle humour and poignant moments that tug on the heart-strings.' - Kate Forsyth, best-selling and award-winning author of The Chain of Charms series 'What a beautifully-put-together middle grade novel. Victoria has done such a great job of bringing this tale to life. Gus is a wonderful hero and I was cheering for her and the Ables the whole way. This has the perfect mix of feels, humour and pathos, and a sprinkle of supernatural!' - Karen Foxlee, award-winning author of Lenny's Book of Everything and Dragon Skin 'A novel that is as full of heart as it is ghosts. Charming, exciting, poignant. An enchanting debut.' - Rebecca McRitchie, award-winning author of the Whimsy & Woe and Jinxed! series 'A delightfully offbeat ghost story, featuring cinema, snacks, school projects and the joy of second chances.' - Jaclyn Moriarty, award-winning author of The Extremely Inconvenient Adventures of Bronte Mettlestone 'A moving and haunting read. This magical and quintessentially Australian tale is all about storytelling and how we have the capacity to rewrite our own destinies.' - Yvette Poshoglian, best-selling author of the Ella and Olivia series 'A lovely, quirky, heart-warming story, about ghosts and movies and finding a home.' - Judith Rossell, award-winning author of Withering-by-Sea 'Quirky, sweetly nostalgic and deeply immersive. A book that quickly became a treasured friend.' - Jen Storer, award-winning author of the Truly Tan series