Bernice Goes Trick or Treating š»
Are you ready for Halloween? Bernice is! In this story Bernice is super excited about going out trick or treating and comes home in her costume. Later that night after going out with Papa Bear she comes home with all kinds of candy and a request. She would like to hear a spooky, but not too spooky,Ā story before bed. What will the story be about? And do you celebrate Halloween? Do you get dressed up as something spooky?Ā
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About Sleep Tight Stories
Sleep Tight Stories brings you two calming bedtime stories every week. Stories that promote wonder, creativity and fire young listenersā imagination while helping them drift off to sleep with ease. They are just the perfect length, are safe for kids of all ages, and feature originals and classics that never grow old. Our stories add a little happily-ever-after to your bedtime routine.
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