Try a story tonight
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- “Wink’s Three Stars”, a short Touch-Along story
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- About two minutes to read
Every page a little slower, until your hand rests still.
Fingertales™ are Touch-Along™ Bedtime Stories for ages 2 to 7. You read aloud while one fingertip gently plays the story on your child’s face or back: a tap, a glide, a warm circle.
Dim the day
Four small steps from a busy evening to a sleepy room. Do them in the same order every night, so your child always knows what comes next.
Dinner done, toys everywhere. Time to start turning things down.
Curl up close and choose one story together. Just one is enough.
Each page is a little calmer than the last. With Fingertales, your fingertip plays the story too.
Quiet room, heavy eyes. Goodnight to you both.
Series one · Ages 2 to 7
You read the story aloud while one hand gently plays it: a soft tap, a slow glide, a warm circle. Your child’s face becomes Pillow Land, their back becomes the Night Zoo, and the story winds down until your hand rests still.
Read it together, let your child tap the glowing fingerprint, give your Dream Keeper its very own name (we’ll help you choose one) and print its certificate.
The bedtime shelf
A shelf that keeps growing.Fingertales is the first series. More stories, read-alouds and quiet-time books are on the way.
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Why parents keep it
Every story gets a little slower page by page, so the last line lands when the eyes are already closing.
The first pages are lively and the last ones are quiet, so the story winds down together with your child.
Every Touch-Along story opens with “Tap, tap, tap” and ends with the same little rhyme, so your child knows that sleep comes next.
Korinna invented this bedtime ritual more than thirty years ago for her first son. She raised all three of her sons with it.
Ways to start
Free
$16.99 paperback
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A gift for tonight
Join the LullabyFlow letter and we’ll send you “Wink’s Three Stars”, a short Touch-Along story to try tonight. One short story tonight. Then at most one letter a month, when there is something new.