🌙 Cozy
In Chapter Ten, St. Nicholas and St. Valentine, the long winter brings moments of light to Katy’s weary days. Christmas and Valentine’s Day offer cheer and small delights, brightening her otherwise difficult routine. Surrounded by family and friends, Katy begins to discover that even in her confinement, kindness, thoughtfulness, and imagination can bring joy.
Read by Annie
So get comfy, settle in, and let this gentle tale carry you off to sleep.
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