Storybox Playlist: Five Soothing Stories for Grown-Ups
Sparkle friends, I think it’s time for some wholesome grown-up storytime. The kind that includes sweet stories that will draw you right in, and help you settle, and maybe even sigh with sweetness and ease.
The world is a really intense place right now. So I’ve compiled this collection of Five Soothing Stories for Grown-Ups. I hope they feel like the warm hug that makes everything feel alright again.
And yes, Sparkle Stories can be enjoyed by adults too! Without a child in sight.
We hope you enjoy them!
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If you want some of my thoughts about how to best navigate these unprecedented times, have a listen to my video over on my other platform The Mids here.
An example of beautiful, surprising leadership with a little romance woven in:
The Fool’s Son
The King refuses to let his Princess daughter marry the man of her choice — the Fool’s son, Jalphi. But when war breaks…
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A story about loving what you love, and finding the magic that follows:
Tibby and the Fifth Virtue
Tibby loves books, especially those about knights and warriors. One day he finds a book and does not know how it arrived, could…
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We take care of each other. Let’s enjoy feeling that in this story, with the Junkyard’s funniest skunk:
Because We Take Care of Each Other
Winnie is nervous for her first vet visit, and so Ben and Spiro secretly come along.
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A story of family sweetness that may help inspire the good feels:
The Grumpy Day
The family finds that getting messy and silly can wash away everyone’s grumpiness…
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A story about remarkable courage in a young woman, reminding us that we all have courage within:
Connecticut: My Daughter Can
In this story based in Connecticut, we learn about the American Experiment through the experience of ordinary citizens who do extraordinary things.
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Looking for more adult support? Be sure to visit the Sparkle blog and, using the drop down menu, select the “For the Grown-Ups” category for other ways to help, support and/or soothe on a myriad of topics.
