Princess bedtime stories

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Length

2–120 min

4 spreads, written as you read

Mood

gentle third-person narration, a timeless setting, a small kindness at its heart. Unhurried and warm, like a story that has been told for years.

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Drawn as you reach each one, in the cover's style.

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Free to start. Just a first name, no card. Or read one first

The Dragon Who Wanted Tea

Made on Nightstory

Real stories, written and drawn the way yours will be. The child's name has been changed in each.

The princess stories children ask for are not about being rescued. They are about being the one who knows what to do: the princess who fixes the drawbridge, finds the lost crown, or throws the party that cheers up the whole kingdom. Your child gets to be that princess, or the friend she cannot manage without.

Ours are written fresh for your child. Tonight's castle might have a dragon who only wants to be invited to tea, or a moat that has gone missing. Their name is in every page, and tomorrow's story remembers the castle.

Written by the people who make Nightstory.

What makes it work at bedtime

  • Give the princess a job

    Ask for a princess who is in charge of something: the royal garden, the castle cats, the moon-lighting. A princess with responsibilities is a hero, and a hero is what your child wants to be.

  • Make the castle cosy

    Big castles are cold. Ask for a small one with a warm kitchen and a tower bedroom and the whole story feels like a sleepover.

  • End in the tower

    Every princess story we write closes with the kingdom quiet, the candles out, and the princess asleep in the highest, safest room.

Questions parents ask

Will a princess story keep my child awake?
Not the way we write them. Every story keeps to the same rules: no fear, no villains, no cliffhangers, and an ending where the child is safe and sleepy. The princess part is the adventure; the last page is always the wind-down.
Can my son be the hero of a princess story?
Of course. Any child can be the one the castle needs: a prince, a knight, the princess's best friend, or simply themselves. Say so in the request and the story is written that way.
What does it cost?
The first page is free, with no account. A free account finishes that story and brings one more free story. After that, a story costs 20 stars, and Nightstory Plus brings 840 stars a month, enough for a story every night.

Make tonight's for your child

Their name is all it takes. The first page is free, with no account.

Create tonight's story