Show Notes
Grandma Rose welcomes you to the brand-new Kids Bedtime Stories. Tonight, seven-year-old Lily tells the first part of Willa's voyage: a boat made of midnight velvet waiting on the front lawn, a small rabbit captain who knows Willa's name, and a glowing map with three little stars. Snuggle down — the Sky Sea is waiting. Continues tomorrow night.
Chapters: 00:00 Grandma Rose Welcomes You 02:52 Lily Tells How the Voyage Began
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