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Good evening and welcome to the Sleepy Bookshelf, where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book.

I'm your host, Elizabeth. Thank you for choosing to be here this evening.

Tonight we are continuing with House at Poo Corner.

Close your eyes and take a deep breath in.

Exhale slowly, letting go of the day.

Stretch your arms above your head, feeling the lengthening through your body.

Breathe in deeply and as you exhale, release any tension.

Now stretch your legs out. any tension.

Now stretch your legs out, pointing your toes, feeling the calm stretch through your body. And now settle, sinking into the bed, feeling completely supported, and with each breath, sink deeper into peace, letting go of everything.

You are safe, calm and ready for restful sleep.

One snowy day, Poo had made up a little song about the snow, which he had decided to sing to Eeyore.

He sang this song to Piglet, and as they approached Eeyore. He sang this song to Piglet and as they approached Eeyore's gloomy

plays, it dawned on Poo that Eaw didn't really have a house to live in.

Piglet remembered seeing a pile of sticks that would be perfect to use, so they decided to build him one.

Meanwhile, Christopher Robin had been playing indoors, when Eeyore came to ask him if he had seen a house anywhere.

His was missing, and he was very cold.

They reached the spot where Eeyore thought his house should be when they heard someone singing and found Pooh and Piglet sitting on a gate.

Eeyore was very pleased to see his new house and happy that his friends had thought of him,

even if it had caused some confusion in between.

In the next story, Pooh was awoken in the middle of the night by a strange noise

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