A gentle bedtime story under the harvest moon. A free Pagine Original early-reader story.
The harvest moon is big and bright. Little Owl wakes up — it’s night!
“Hoo, hoo,” says Little Owl. “Who is awake with me?”
Hedgehog snuffles through the leaves. “Just me,” he yawns, “then off to sleep.”
Fox tiptoes past the pumpkin patch. “Goodnight,” she whispers, soft and hushed.
The wind hums a sleepy tune, and leaves drift down beneath the moon.
Little Owl counts the stars — one, two, three… such a peaceful autumn night to be.
When the sun peeks over the hill, Little Owl snuggles in, cosy and still.
Goodnight, moon. Goodnight, trees. Goodnight, autumn — sleep tight, please.
The End.
Little Owl’s Autumn Night is a free original Fall story written by Pagine for early readers — short rhyming lines, a big picture on every page, and a warm ending. Made for reading aloud together or for a new reader to sound out alone.
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Yes — Little Owl’s Autumn Night is a free original Fall story from Pagine, written for early readers. Read it online or print it to keep.
It’s written for ages 3–6: short, rhyming lines and a warm story — perfect for a Fall read-aloud.