Moss and the Last Firefly

Night is falling over the meadow, and Moss the little hedgehog finds one tiny firefly all alone - the very last of its friends still awake. Its light is small, and the dark feels so big. So Moss holds out an open jar like a little lamp, and the firefly hops in to ride along home - past a blinking owl in the oak, past the round moon on the pond, under a whole sky full of soft, glowing stars. Along the way, the last little firefly learns the gentlest bedtime truth of all: the dark is never empty, and no one is ever alone.
A soft, reassuring bedtime story for children who are afraid of the dark, with warm watercolor art and a calming, lullaby rhythm made for reading aloud. Perfect for ages 3-5, bedtime stories, and any child who loves gentle animals, fireflies, and the night sky.