A ribbon of northern light
Lumi is a little piece of the northern lights: a ribbon of green and violet light with a voice like a tinkling bell. It has no face and no wings, just light. Lumi gave Aurora her name, Aurora Starlight, and comes back for the biggest adventures.
Aurora and the Dancing Lights
At The little house at the edge of the snowy forest · with Lumi
Aurora can't sleep. Why is she named after lights in the sky she has never seen? Then a little ribbon of light floats in through her round window and asks if she would like to see them.
What Aurora learned
The northern lights are made of tiny sparkles from the Sun
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Aurora and the Dancing Lights
At Nana Bea's garden · with Lumi
Aurora wants to thank every friend from her adventures with a party in Nana Bea's garden. But how do you invite a raindrop, a ribbon of light or a shadow?
What Aurora learned
Saying thank you makes friends feel special
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Aurora Cares for the Earth
At The hill above town · with Lumi
On Earth Day, everyone climbs the hill above town to plant a little oak tree. As the first star comes out, a ribbon of green light swirls down from the sky.
What Aurora learned
Small kind acts help take care of the Earth
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Aurora's Brave Little Heart
At The hill above town · with Lumi
On the longest night of winter, everyone goes on a lantern walk up the snowy hill. When the lanterns go dark, the northern lights dance, and a little ribbon of light swirls down.
What Aurora learned
Every feeling is okay, and love is always there
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Aurora's Big Firsts
At her first swimming lesson, Coach Jo says today they will put their faces in the water. Aurora holds the edge very tight, until the pool begins to glow green and violet.
What Aurora learned
Big firsts are easier in small steps
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Aurora and the Kindness Lights
At The hill above town · with Lumi
Everyone brings a present to Nana Bea's birthday picnic on the snowy hill, but Aurora's piggy bank holds only two buttons and a shell. And Nana Bea has just one wish…
What Aurora learned
The best gifts come from the heart
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Aurora's Healthy Habits
After the last summer concert, Aurora's feet are still dancing and she is much too excited to sleep. Then, for the first time in weeks, the northern lights begin to glow.
What Aurora learned
A cozy bedtime routine helps you fall asleep
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Aurora Around the World
At The little house at the edge of the snowy forest · with Lumi
Aurora spreads a big map on the floor with nine shiny star stickers. "Why those places?" asks Kai. "Because I have friends there." Outside, the sky begins to shimmer green.
What Aurora learned
When it's night here, it's day on the other side of the world
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Aurora and the Wonderful Weather
At The hill above town · with Lumi
On New Year's Eve, everyone climbs the snowy hill for the early countdown. "Where does the old year go?" asks Aurora, and her star clip twinkles brighter than ever.
What Aurora learned
One trip around the Sun is one whole year
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Counting Under the Stars
At the Moon Lantern Festival, everyone will count down from ten and switch on their lanterns. "Not Rosie," says Kai. "She can't even count to one."
What Aurora learned
Everyone counts, even the littlest one
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Aurora Wonders How Things Work
At the science fair, Aurora's table has one card with one big question: HOW DOES THE MOON SHINE? "I have a question," she whispers, "but no answer."
What Aurora learned
The Moon shines with light from the Sun
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