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The Tiny Owl Who Couldn’t Nap

By: Ray Taylor
Narrated by: C. S Cyan
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Nestled high in a moonlit tree, a tiny owl named Ollie just couldn’t nap—no matter how hard he tried. While the forest yawned and settled down for the night, Ollie’s eyes stayed wide open. Worried he might never rest, Ollie fluttered through the twilight woods in search of sleepy advice.

Along the way, he meets a humming hedgehog with lullaby hums, a gentle bat who teaches him how to breathe slow and deep, and a family of fireflies who show him the magic of stillness. With each wise friend’s help, Ollie learns that resting isn’t about forcing sleep—it’s about feeling calm, safe, and cozy.

This heartwarming bedtime tale will soothe even the most restless little dreamers, reminding them that everyone finds their own peaceful way to drift into dreamland.

©2025 Ray Taylor (P)2025 Ray Taylor

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