Welcome back to Bark to Bed!
Tonight’s story is extra special as we're celebrating our one year anniversary of our podcast and this episode is extra close to my heart as we’re handing over the leash to a very special guest reader: my husband! He is stepping in with a calm, comforting voice that’s tailor-made for your pup's bedtime. Whether your pup is snuggled up or already chasing dream-squirrels, we hope this sweet story brings a little extra comfort to their nap!
This week we take to the skies as the flying monkeys return Dorothy to the Emerald City! It’s a magical chapter filled with loyalty, surprises, and a little bit of sky-high storytelling. With my husband as our special guest reader, it’s the perfect tale to help your pup drift off into sweet, story-filled dreams.
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