They also developed a love of books, and have carried this along as they are beginning adulthood. My local library was very important to me, like my own personal garden of wonder and imagination! I was delighted to continue this practice while raising my own four children: I so loved reading bedtime stories to them every night, and at an early age I introduced them to the library. Being read to from a very young age created some of my earliest and most meaningful memories, as well as a life-long love of books and reading. I grew up in a small town in Upstate New York. Sounds and music clips in this episode are created by users FredPerie, Lesfm, Kinoton, JuliusH, tmc_zack, Joan-Janz, Robinhood76, CGVega, JustinAmolsch, metrostock99, greysound, and macdaddyno1. I appreciate the royalty-free music and sounds available on and. To let me know how you like this story, or to send in your favorite bedtime story suggestions, contact me at can find more information on our Instagram or follow us on Twitter you and see you next time! Theme music is by Tatiana Gladetskaya, with cover art by Shreya Penta. The Let’s Read a Bedtime Story podcast is narrated and produced by Niechelle Wade. It is still one of my favorites to this day. The suggested reading age for this book is 4-8 years old, but anybody can enjoy it!įollow this link to purchase your own copy to read along at home: It’s the story of a sweet little squirrel who lives in a tall oak tree. This story is written by Miriam Young, published in 1964 by Simon & Schuster.

Miss suzy by miriam young