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Beloved in Two Worlds

🌙 Bedtime story 11 of 11

Beloved in Two Worlds: a short bedtime story for kids

🎨 Full-color illustrations🧒 Ages 3 to 8📚 Free with Kindle Unlimited

📚 Kindle Unlimited members read them all at no extra cost.

Haven't read the earlier ones yet? Start with story 1: The Mysterious Little Ball

About this story

The little ball is glowing again. And this time it means goodbye.

Pigúiça wakes to a golden dawn and finds the magic ball pulsing softly, like a small heart full of longing. She knows what the sign means. It is time to go home.

And for a moment her heart is torn in two. Part of her wants to stay on Dogavios forever. The other part misses the hugs of the humans who are waiting for her.

Then she understands something that changes everything: she does not have to choose. Both worlds are part of her story.

The whole planet comes to say farewell. Dracao brings her a crystal that shines in four colors, so she never forgets she is a true explorer. Fofuxo holds on until the very last instant.

And on the way home, the ball shows her the faces she loves, and Pigúiça finally understands what she is: loved in two worlds.

All the stories in the series

  1. 1The Mysterious Little Ball
  2. 2The Planet Where Everything Sings
  3. 3The World's Cutest Giant
  4. 4The Tree That Touches the Sky
  5. 5How Many Wonders Can Fit Into a Day?
  6. 6Secrets Around the Campfire
  7. 7What Lives at the Back of the Cave?
  8. 8The Dragon
  9. 9The Greatest Treasure in the World
  10. 10The Dream That Lit Up Dogavios
  11. 11Beloved in Two Worlds

Parents ask

How many stories are there?

Eleven, and together they tell Pigúiça's whole adventure. Each one is sold separately on Amazon.

What age are they for?

Kids ages 3 to 8, read aloud at bedtime.

Do we need to read them in order?

It's best, since it's one adventure told in sequence. Each story ends with a link to the next.

Can we read them for free?

Kindle Unlimited members read them all at no extra cost, and anyone can read the beginning free on Amazon.

Do I need a Kindle?

No. They open in the Kindle app, which is free for phones, tablets and computers.

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