Somewhere in Dreamland, a little someone has been waiting. Not for just anyone. For you.
Every book holds three stories: one rhyming story to look at together, then two Touch-Along stories for bedtime. You read aloud while one hand plays the story on your child: their face becomes Pillow Land, their back becomes the Night Zoo. Every story slows down page by page until your hand rests still.
A tiny Dream Keeper, born from your child's own fingerprint, walks through the Dream Door, down Slide Mountain and past the Sleeping Lakes. A story to look at together, then two Touch-Along stories: one for the night after a wild day, one for the night when a head is full.
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Tiny ants tiptoe, an elephant tries very hard to tiptoe, and a long, long snake draws an S all the way down. A story to look at together, then two Touch-Along stories: a joyful parade for a full-of-beans evening, and a rainy-night story about friends who simply stay.
Buy on AmazonFingertales is a read-aloud bedtime series for grown-ups and children aged 2 to 7. You read the story aloud while one hand gently plays it: a soft tap, a slow glide, a warm circle. Simple maps show where each touch goes, and every page is a little slower than the one before, so the story winds down together with your child.
Snuggle up and read the story aloud. Before the first story, your child presses a fingertip on the naming page to create and name their very own Dream Keeper.
Follow the numbers on the little map. Every touch is soft, one-handed and never tickly, so the other hand can hold the book. Always ask "May I?" first.
The last pages slow down until your hand rests still. One Touch-Along is enough for tonight. If your child pulls away, simply read the story without touch.
Find the hidden friends of Dream Land together, in a gentle rhyming story.
Your fingertip walks the story: tap, glide and rest, page by page.
Slow, warm strokes and a story where everyone is safe and sound.
Start with the look-together story, eyes open, and meet the friends of Dream Land, like Wink the star, Zip the firefly, Peek the snail, Nell the owl and Bo the elephant. At the end, your child picks a flag: the red-flag ant leads to Touch-Along Story 1, and the blue-flag ant leads to Touch-Along Story 2. Book 1 plays its stories on the face. Book 2 plays them on the back, a good choice for children who prefer a back rub.
Six friends live in Dreamland, and one of them is waiting just for your child. Join the list and we’ll let you know when they appear in a new story.
The One Who Waited for You
“I waited for you before I knew your name.”
The Thoughtful Star
“Even the smallest star has a little light to share.”
The Little Firefly in a Hurry
“Wait for me! Oh, wait. I’m already here!”
The Little Explorer
“There’s no need to hurry. We might miss something wonderful.”
The Gentle Giant
“I put it somewhere safe. Now, where was that?”
The Mischievous Inventor
“Wiggle left, wiggle right… FREEZE!”
“I made this up for my first son, who could not fall asleep. Thirty-three years later, all three of my sons still remember it.”
More than thirty years ago, Korinna’s first son could not fall asleep. So she invented a new kind of bedtime story: she read it aloud while her fingertip gently played the story on his face. She raised all three sons with this ritual, and all three still remember it.
Fingertales is how she passes it on. Her Touch-Along Bedtime Stories are about calm, closeness and the bond between a parent and a child.
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