A bedtime story series: Pimlo and Sprocket.
Listen to or read three connected bedtime adventures in the Moonlit Forest, each with free narration and the full text. Pimlo, a small blue bedtime creature, meets a shy fox called Sprocket. Each story ends peacefully on its own, and the next one remembers what happened.
3 connected storiesabout 18 to 20 minutes each to listenages 3 to 8free to listen or read
Three bedtimes, one world.
Night 1 · about 20 minutes to listen · 31 to read aloud
The Lantern and the Little Fox
A calm bedtime adventure in which Pimlo patiently helps a new friend feel safe enough to be found, and the lantern's light returns not by magic but by kindness.
- New tonight
- Sprocket, a shy young fox · The blue lantern · A smooth river stone, given as a thank-you
Night 2 · about 18 minutes to listen · 26 to read aloud
The Stone That Found Its Sound
A calm reunion under the Old Willow where Pimlo uses patient noticing and a treasured keepsake to help a tiny cricket feel safe enough to sing, leaving a new gentle sound in the forest.
- Comes back
- Sprocket · The river stone
- New tonight
- The willow cricket · A quiet place to sing
Night 3 · about 18 minutes to listen · 26 to read aloud
The Lantern's New Promise
A calm bedtime adventure in which Pimlo and Sprocket help the fireflies find their way by noticing what they need and sharing something precious, ending with a new promise between friends.
- Comes back
- Sprocket · The blue lantern · The river stone · The Old Willow
- New tonight
- Lost fireflies · A new promise between friends
Each story ends peacefully on its own. The world simply remembers.
Invent a returning character of your own: how to make up a bedtime storyQuestions parents ask.
What is a bedtime story series?
A set of bedtime stories that share the same characters and places. Each story ends peacefully on its own, and the next one remembers what happened, so a friend, a keepsake or a promise can return.
Do we need to read these stories in order?
No. Every story is complete and ends calmly. Reading them in order lets your child notice what comes back: the blue lantern, the river stone and Sprocket himself.
How long are these stories?
Each one takes about 18 to 20 minutes to listen to with the narration, including a short introduction and goodnight, or about 26 to 31 minutes to read aloud at a slow bedtime pace. For a quick story, try our two-minute collections.
Were these stories made with Pimlo?
Yes. They were made with Pimlo for its own example world, with Pimlo, a small blue bedtime creature, as the main character, and passed the same checks as every Pimlo story. A family's own stories stay private to that family.
Tomorrow, the story continues
A story can be written anywhere. Pimlo remembers the world.
In Pimlo, every child gets a world like this one: their own characters and places, remembered from one bedtime to the next.
Parents set the age band and what to avoid, and stories are checked before playback.
For parents and caregivers. No child information needed.