NightLull: Bedtime Stories, Read Aloud

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Gentle bedtime stories for grown-ups and children, told slowly and softly so you can drift off before the end. A lighthouse keeper's quiet night. A fox counting the stars. A night train going nowhere in particular. Nothing frightening, nothing loud, no cliffhangers: just calm, kind stories about small, warm things, most of them five to fifteen minutes long. NightLull began with one person reading a story to his girlfriend every night to help her sleep. Every story here is also on nightlull.com to read aloud yourself, because the voice of someone you love is the best narrator of all. The stories are read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised British voice.

  1. Sep 16

    The Lock Keeper at Dawn

    A lock keeper on a misty canal empties and fills her lock for the first narrowboat of the day, then stands and watches the morning come. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-lock-keeper-at-dawn

    The Lock Keeper at Dawn

  2. Sep 16

    The Lost Welly

    Poppy loses a welly to the mud at the bottom of the garden, and Bramble the dog has his own ideas about where it went. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-lost-welly

    The Lost Welly

  3. Sep 16

    The Mole’s Map

    A mole called Digby walks the map of his tunnels each night, saying goodnight to every neighbour along the way. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-moles-map

    The Mole’s Map

  4. Sep 16

    The Moth Who Loved the Moon

    A young moth who flies towards the moon every night meets an old one at the top of a tree who tells him what the moon is actually for. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-moth-who-loved-the-moon

    The Moth Who Loved the Moon

  5. Sep 16

    The Night Bakers

    Rosa and Kit work the night shift at a small bakery, shaping sixty loaves and waiting for slow dough on a cold night, until the street lights go off and the first customer knocks. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-night-bakers

    The Night Bakers

  6. Sep 16

    The Night Desk

    A night porter keeps watch over a small seaside hotel from ten until dawn, warming milk, making toast and writing down the tide. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-night-desk

    The Night Desk

  7. Sep 16

    The Night Nurse

    Grace, a night nurse of twenty years, walks her quiet round of six beds while the rain falls and the ward sleeps. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-night-nurse

    The Night Nurse

  8. Sep 16

    The Otter Who Carried the Lantern

    With the ferry rat laid up with a cold, an otter who would much rather swim has to carry a lit lantern the long way up the river bank so the small animals can find the crossing. Read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised voice. Read it aloud yourself, or follow along, at https://nightlull.com/stories/the-otter-who-carried-the-lantern

    The Otter Who Carried the Lantern
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Gentle bedtime stories for grown-ups and children, told slowly and softly so you can drift off before the end. A lighthouse keeper's quiet night. A fox counting the stars. A night train going nowhere in particular. Nothing frightening, nothing loud, no cliffhangers: just calm, kind stories about small, warm things, most of them five to fifteen minutes long. NightLull began with one person reading a story to his girlfriend every night to help her sleep. Every story here is also on nightlull.com to read aloud yourself, because the voice of someone you love is the best narrator of all. The stories are read by NightLull's AI narrator, a synthesised British voice.

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