Tonight, we revisit the simplicity of childhood and the power of our presence. Lance reads Chapters 4-6 from The Little Prince.

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Good Evening - it's Hans Christian Andersen again, of course! Little Ida's Flowers.

A fairy tale from 1835 about a girl who wonders why her flowers wilt, leading a student to tell her they're tired from dancing all night at a ball in the king's castle.

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Tonight, we welcome W.W Jacobs back to Dozing Off with A Love Knot.

This is a humorous short story detailing the courtship of Mr. Nathaniel Clark and Mrs. Bowman, centered on a tense, deliberate game of draughts.

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No one asked for another Brothers Grimm fairy tale, but when do they ever fail?

Tonight, I've got another beauty and the beast style story, with Snow-White and Rose-Red.

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We just don't give Charles Dickens the spotlight he needs on Dozing Off, but tonight, that's exactly what we'll do with, "Nobody's Story."

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Good evening, welcome back to Dozing Off.

Fall asleep tonight, as we follow the journey of a man, his dog, and Mother-Nature.

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Tonight, Hans Christian Andersen is back for another sleep story. He has to be one of the most frequent authors, but his stories are so perfect for us.

The Story of the Year.

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Tonight for our bedtime story, we introduce Robert Barr to Dozing Off, with his 1897 short story, "Gentlemen, the King!"

Join to follow the fate of the king (if you can make it that long).

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