Written in 1867, a novel about Pip, an orphan about seven years old who goes on a journey of self discovery.
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The story tells of how the sisters grow up, find love and find their place in the world. Four sisters and their mother at home.
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Written in 1865 by Luis Carol, drift off to sleep as you tumble down the rabbit hole with Alice.
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Fall to sleep with a reading from Pride and Prejudice. A romantic novel of manners written by Jane Austen in 1813.
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Fly away on a Persian rug as you are swept into a sleeping bubble as you set over Persian palaces and desert cities. The king of Persia is on a quest to make his new wife, The Princess of the Sea fall in love with him.
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Fall asleep to this beautiful story written in 1888 of a swallow bird who was left behind after his flock flew off to Egypt for the winter. The swallow bird carries out selfless deeds in the severe cold over a city by using the valuable charms from the Happy Prince town statue.
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The timeless writing style of Jane Austen is guaranteed to help you get a good night’s rest as we slowly doze off back into time. This story was written in 1815 and is centred on Emma Woodhouse, a precocious young woman whose misplaced confidence in her matchmaking abilities.
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Drift off to the land Oz as we listen to Dorothy and Toto who are caught in a cyclone and taken away from the great Kansas prairies.
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We put you to sleep with this beautifully expressive script of writing that unfolds the beauty of a small country town that is situated near a sandy beach. Our sleep reading is from Katherine Mansfield’s 1922 novel “The Garden Party”
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