
Arthur's Corner | The Longest Day | Summer Solstice Sleep Story for Kids
Sleep and Sorcery | Folklore & Fantasy-Inspired Sleep StoriesShow Notes
Celebrate the Summer Solstice with friends, loved ones – and even some fairies – in tonight’s folklore-inspired bedtime story for kids. Sleep & Sorcery presents Arthur’s Corner: Magical Bedtime Stories for Young People. Inspired by fantasy, fairytales, and folklore, and using guided visualization, this bedtime story is especially designed for children but can be enjoyed by listeners of all ages. You can find more bedtime stories – for any age – at Sleep & Sorcery… this story is called The Longest Day.
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