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Nana Bea, a smiling grandma with round glasses, a mustard cardigan and a green skirt

Always there

Nana Bea

Aurora's grandma

Nana Bea keeps bees in her garden, wears a gold bee brooch on her cardigan and always has time for one more story. Her garden is one of Aurora's favorite places in the world.

Back to Nana Bea's garden All friends

The adventure Nana Bea shared with Aurora

A scene from "The Day Aurora Was Tiny"

Aurora and the Dancing Lights

The Day Aurora Was Tiny

At Nana Bea's garden · with Bizzy

Nana Bea's garden is buzzing, and Aurora is a little scared of the bees. Then her star clip twinkles, and suddenly she is smaller than a ladybug, face to face with a friendly bee called Bizzy.

What Aurora learned

Bees help flowers grow fruit

Nature
Feelings

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The rest of the family

Aurora, a smiling girl with curly brown hair, a gold star clip and a turquoise coat

AuroraFive years old, named after the northern lights.

Lumi, a swirling ribbon of green, blue and violet northern light

LumiA living ribbon of northern light with a gentle voice.

Kai, a smiling boy with black hair in a red hoodie and jeans

KaiHer best friend next door.

Mama, with a long dark braid, a lavender cardigan and navy trousers

MamaThe one who told Aurora where her name comes from.

Papa, a smiling man with a short beard and a forest-green sweater

PapaCamping trips, big hugs, and a famous snore.

Mira, a smiling girl with two curly bunches, a yellow T-shirt and a red bucket

MiraA new friend from town.

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Aurora and the Dancing Lights

10 Bedtime Stories About Nature and the Northern Lights for Kids Ages 3–7