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In this Tale of Bark Mountain, Goose the Fire Dog discovers that even brave firefighters can feel scared sometimes—especially when the lights go out. One night, Goose finds himself afraid of the dark, his heart thumping just a little faster than usual. But with Fire Chief Steve’s help, Goose learns the special tools that make nighttime feel safe again: thinking about the good things waiting for him tomorrow, remembering happy moments, and letting his mind fill with calm, cozy thoughts.
A comforting story for young listeners about courage, bedtime worries, and how the smallest thoughts can shine the biggest light. Perfect for helping kids settle in and feel safe before drifting off to sleep.
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Artist: : Benjamin Tissot
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