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Bedtime story · $7 · preview first

A bedtime story
starring your kid.

The library books are great. But sometimes you want a short story with their name in it — about the thing they're scared of, excited about, or asking why about. Tell us the kid and the theme; the free preview shows the actual length before checkout.

Example output

On the night the rain started, Iris was wide awake. The rain made one kind of sound on the window and another kind of sound on the roof. Iris listened to both. She was four years old, which is old enough to listen to two different things at once. "Mama," she whispered, "is the rain okay?" Her mama, who was almost asleep, smiled in the dark. "The rain is okay," she said. "The rain is just doing its job. The plants drink it, the rivers grow with it, and the worms come up to say hello to the sidewalks." "Worms say hello?" "In their own way." Iris thought about that. She thought about the worms saying hello. She thought about the rivers getting wider. She thought about the plants, drinking, drinking, drinking. "Mama?" "Yes, baby." "I want to drink water like a plant." "Okay," said her mama. "Tomorrow." Iris closed her eyes. The rain kept doing its job. And soon, so did she.

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Complete sample — nothing held back

On the night the rain started, Iris was wide awake. Iris was 4 years old, which is old enough to listen to two different things at once. Iris loved rain, worms, asking why. Iris thought about all of them, in turn, in the dark. "Mama," Iris whispered, "is everything okay?" Her mama, who was almost asleep, smiled in the dark. "Everything is okay," she said. "Everything is just doing its job. The night does its job. The morning does its job. And right now, you are doing yours: getting ready to sleep." Iris thought about that. Iris thought about the night doing its job. Iris thought about the morning, waiting just behind the curtains. "Mama?" "Yes, baby." "I love you." "I love you. Tomorrow." Iris closed her eyes. The night kept doing its job. And soon, so did she.

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Common questions

How long?
A short bedtime-story draft with a soft ending. The free preview shows the exact word count before checkout.
What does the custom bedtime story draft cost?
A one-time $7. There's no subscription and no account to create — you fill in the form, read a free preview of the opening, and pay only if it sounds right. The full draft is yours to keep, edit, and print.
How fast do I get my draft?
After Stripe confirms payment, the server generates your custom bedtime story from the submitted answers and returns it on the confirmation page. You can copy it, download it as plain text, or print it; delivery time can vary with the connection and any configured rewrite provider.
Can I edit the draft?
Yes. Your purchase includes a license to use, edit, print, and share the delivered draft for the purpose described in the terms. It arrives as plain text so you can review and change every line before using it.
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