Goodnight, Little Room
Toddler (2–4 years) · 14 pages
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In a cozy room, Lily got ready for bed. The sun had set, and the stars began to twinkle. She snuggled under her soft blanket. "Goodnight, Moon," she whispered, smiling at the round
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glow outside her window. The moon smiled back, lighting up the room just a bit. Lily felt warm and happy, knowing it was time to say goodnight to all her favorite things.
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Lily turned to her teddy bear, Bearley, soft and warm. "Goodnight, Bearley," she said, giving him a hug. Bearley hugged her back,
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always ready for sweet dreams. Next, she looked at her books piled high on the shelf. "Goodnight, books!" she called, imagining
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stories dancing in her head. The books seemed to whisper, “Goodnight, Lily!” in the softest voices, making her giggle.
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Lily glanced at her little toy train on the floor. "Goodnight, Trainy!" she said cheerfully. Trainy brightened with memory of all the
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imaginary journeys they had taken. Then she noticed her colorful crayons lying on the table. "Goodnight, crayons!" she waved. They
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felt lively, dreaming of art and colors that would fill the morning with joy. Lily’s room was full of love and warmth.
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She watched the gentle breeze move her curtains. "Goodnight, Wind!" Lily sang softly. The wind whistled a lullaby, wrapping around
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her like a hug. Finally, she spotted her favorite pillow, plump and cozy. "Goodnight, Pillow!" she said, resting her head on
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it. The pillow snuggled Lily’s head, ready for her sweetest dreams. "It’s a lovely night, isn’t it?" she murmured.
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After saying goodnight to everything, Lily closed her eyes. Her room felt calm, just like a warm blanket around her. "Goodnight,
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everything!" she whispered one last time. The stars twinkled brighter as if saying goodnight back to her. With a big yawn, Lily
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drifted off to sleep, dreaming of all the adventures waiting for her tomorrow. Sweet dreams welcomed her to the land of dreams.
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The End
Talk about it together
- How do you think Lily felt when she said goodnight to her teddy bear?
- What do you think would happen if Lily forgot to say goodnight to everyone?
- Why do you think the moon and stars twinkled back at Lily?
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