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Three taps to sleep
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Choose a story
Wind in the Willows, Walden, The Odyssey — slow, familiar books with nothing to keep up with.
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Set a timer
Fifteen, thirty, or forty-five minutes. The voice softens as the clock runs down.
03
Drift off
We remember where you fell asleep, so tomorrow night picks up a page or two earlier.
A library built for the last hour of the day.
No cliffhangers, no true crime, no plot to hold on to. Every title is chosen for its rhythm — the kind of prose that loosens your grip on the day.
The Wind in the WillowsKenneth Grahame · 30 min
WaldenHenry David Thoreau · 30 min
The OdysseyHomer · 45 min
The Little PrinceAntoine de Saint-Exupéry · 30 min
The fade
It gets quieter as you get sleepier.
Pick a length and the reader tapers off over the final minutes — volume, pace, and warmth all easing down together. Try it:
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Tonight, let someone read to you.
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