Sleep Story 124 – The Peacock Feather

Tonight’s reading comes from The Green Bay Tree, published in 1924, written by Louis Bromfield, and it follows the lives of the Shane family in a changing American industrial town, exploring family relationships, social expectations, personal ambitions and the everyday complexiti ...  Show more

Tonight’s reading comes from The Book of the National Parks, published in 1919, written by Robert Sterling Yard, and it explores the remarkable landscapes of America's national parks, describing their mountains, forests, valleys, geological formations and natural features, while ...  Show more

Struggling to fall asleep? Quiet your mind with the opening chapters of the charming novel The Lark by Edith Nesbit. Support the podcast and enjoy ad-free and bonus episodes. Try FREE for 7 days on Apple Podcasts. For other podcast platforms go to https://justsleeppodcast.com/sup ...  Show more

Tonight, relax as I narrate The Three Feathers by Mary De Morgan, a timeless fairytale perfect for easing into sleep. This gentle bedtime story was featured on the Drift Off Premium Feed a few weeks ago, where premium subscribers enjoyed early access before its public ...

Tonight's story to help you fall asleep is Feathertop by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Access our first listener survey at https://justsleeppodcast.com/survey

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Tonight, I’ll be reading part of ‘The Blue Bird’ from Andrew Lang’s ‘The Green Fairy Book’.

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