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Bedtime story written by Juliette le Baron

Illustrated by Rachele Capiluppi

About the Illustrator

Rachele Capiluppi is a young Italian illustrator who loves nature, traveling, art, yoga, movies and books.
She was born in 1994 and studied animation and graphic design. Her big passion is illustration. You can see more of her work by clicking here.

About The Author

Juliette Le Baron studied history and social sciences in France and went to work in the cinema sector in Berlin. She works on stories on the side and wrote “Arthur and the Fox” for her nephew.

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Bedtime story written and illustrated by Matthew Griffiths

About the Author

Matt is an author of children’s books including The Inside Book. He’s a writer and creator who enjoys filling empty spaces;
like painting or writing on a page, capturing a photo on film, or telling a story in a quiet room. You can purchase his works at his website https://mattcgriffiths.com/

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Bedtime story written by Jade Maitre

Illustrated by Daria Shishkova

Let’s Chat About The Stories ~ Ideas for Talking With Kids

Optimism, Mistakes, Conversation, Empathy

1. When Luna accidentally drops the bottle of starlight, the stars escape into the sky. Luna tries many things to get the stars back in. When does she realise that it is impossible? What does she do as a result of this realisation?

2. What do you think this story says about how we respond to things that we cannot change?

3. Do you think that it was better for the stars that they did not go back into the bottle? How about for Luna?

4. Have you ever done something that you couldn’t change, and in the end it was better? How did this come to be?

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Bedtime story written by Jade Maitre

Illustrated by Mihailo Tatic

Translated by Bertrand Maitre

You can also read the original story ‘Olive Stays In’ in English – Just click here!

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