Bedtime History: Inspirational Stories for Kids and Families
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Sojourner Truth: The Voice for Freedom
The Adventures of Billy the Kid
The Story of Ice Hockey
The Story of Steven Spielberg
The Secret World of WW2 Codebreakers
John Paul Jones: Hero of the American Navy
Dave Pilkey: Creator of Dogman
Lost at Sea: The Tongan Castaway Story
Hachiko: The Loyal Dog of Japan
The Amazing History of Comic-Con
How Dungeons and Dragons Changed Gaming
The Story of the Liberty Bell
The Origins of Anime
The Night Washington Crossed the Delaware
Mary Anning: The Brave Fossil Hunter
Nancy Wake: The Fearless Spy
Shohei Ohtani: The Baseball Superstar
Spy Adventures in the Revolution
Peter Jackson: Epic Movie Director
Surviving Valley Forge
The Tale of Yankee Doodle
The Journey of Maria Tallchief: Ballet Star
The Story of Juneteenth (Re-release)
The Story of Niagara Falls
Pele's Amazing Soccer Journey
How Books Changed the World
The Story of Pokémon
Heroes of Lexington and Concord
William Wilberforce: A Voice for Justice
The Adventures of Captain James Cook
The Origins of Anime
Banksy's Secret World
Discover the Vera C. Rubin Observatory
How Mr. Beast Became a YouTube Sensation
Building in Battle: The Story of the Navy Seabees
The Story of Japan
Migration: Great Animal Journeys
Walkmans, iPods, and the Journey of Music Technology
Cinco de Mayo
The Mandalorian: A Space Adventure
Atari and the Birth of Gaming
John D. Rockefeller and the Oil Age
The Wild Beauty of Kauai
Lionel Messi: Soccer Legend
Robert Louis Stevenson: Master of Adventure
Ada Blackjack: Arctic Survivor
Artemis II and the Story of the Moon
Andrew Carnegie and the Age of Steel
Artemis II: Mission to the Moon
Yesterday, the Artemis II mission finally began! The Orion launched and the mission is now underway. The astronauts are 11,000 miles from earth with another 250,000 to go. This is the first time humans have been near the moon in 50 years. They are speeding toward the moon at 10,000 miles per hour! Learn more about the Artemis II mission, the astronauts, and why the mission to the moon is so significant.
Duke Kamehameha: King of Surfing
Duke Kamehameha was a Hawaiian swimmer, surfer, and Olympic champion who helped introduce surfing to the world. Born in Hawaii, he became famous for his powerful swimming skills and won Olympic gold medals in 1912 and 1920. Duke shared Hawaiian culture wherever he traveled and showed people the joy of riding ocean waves. Today, he is remembered as the “Father of Modern Surfing” and a symbol of aloha spirit and sportsmanship. 👉 Upgrade your bedding with Quince for free shipping and 365-day returns: www.quince.com/bedtimehistory