The Little Lantern (Aurorasauras & Artie Bear, Book 4)

Aurorasauras & Artie Bear, Book 4 by Paul Rawly

As the summer sun sinks over Fern Forest, Mum suggests a story in the garden. Artie brings his little lantern, glowing like a tiny piece of sunshine. But their friend Pip, a little hedgehog staying for the night, isn't so sure. He doesn't really like the dark.

Aurorasauras and Artie go slowly and stay right beside him. A long shadow turns out to be a leafy fern. A spooky hoot turns out to be friendly Owl. When Pip feels wobbly, they rest on squashy cushions and listen to Mum's story, and then Pip spots a tiny star twinkling above the trees.

A gentle bedtime story for little ones who feel worried about the dark, showing that it's fine to go at your own pace and keep a light close by.

The story is followed by 11 activity pages with story questions, feelings prompts and drawing spaces to share together. For children aged 3 to 7.

What you get: an instant digital download (PDF, 24 illustrated pages) to read on any computer, tablet or phone.