The well in the wood

A gentle, rambling narrator invites listeners into a cosy, twilight world where bedtime stories blossom like the wildflowers found under a moss‑covered cedar. The voice shifts between affectionate recollections of a child’s nightly requests and the playful, almost lyrical catalogue of fairy‑tale episodes—dwarfs, dragons, ginger‑bread houses, and mischievous witches—all stitched together with a warm, nostalgic humor.

In the opening act, we meet Buddie, a spirited girl who pauses her game of fetch to discover a strange blossom at the edge of an enchanted wood. Her simple curiosity hints at a larger, whimsical adventure that will wind through a series of charming vignettes, each accompanied by full‑page illustrations that spark the imagination. The storytelling feels like a shared candlelit moment, perfect for listeners who cherish gentle wonder and the comforting rhythm of old‑world folktales.