Bedtime Story: A New England Girlhood

An immersion into the imaginative, spiritual experience of a childhood connected with nature, family, friendships, and the Divine; this reading is excerpted from Lucy Larcom's reflective autobiography "A New England Girlhood", and John Greenleaf Whittier's poem "My Psalm". Both authors lived in the 1800's in Massachusetts. Beautiful music by Christopher Lloyd Clarke extends an additional 12 minutes to further deepen into a peaceful sleep.

Reviews

Bringing to life this wonderful prose, in your soothing tone, thank you ! I slept well towards the end with soft melodies, 😌

I always feel so safe and sound listening to Glenda 💤

Blissful and magical as always Glenda. Your soothing voice helped me return to sleep. Many thanks and many Blessings.🕊💜✨

Excellent! Fell asleep & woke up at 3:30am. Going to repeat! Thank you kindly for this bedtime story!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Thankfully fell asleep, your voice was soothing and enjoyable.

Amazing! Need to finish story. Vivid details and excellent expressions captured interest, but fatigue took ending away.

Very nice! I did fall asleep though and missed the ending. Guess I will have to play it again 😊

So soothing! And long enough to really help me get to sleep.

My son and myself love love love this! Thank you 🙏

One of the most beautiful passages I’ve ever heard

Lovely

Fell asleep ...but what I heard was lovely 😊

The MOST amazinggggg!!!!

Absolutely beautiful, deep and insightful ... Blown away by her talent and richness of spirit.

Beautiful- As only you can do it- I am so grateful for you Glenda- Deepest thanks ♥️

Restful

I delighted w this story as I do w all your stories, Glenda. Thx for the soothing peacefulness. Léna 💕🍃☺🙏

Beautifully informing - a sheer haven of intriguing and delightful scenarios discovered from another perspective- of life in early years.- really enlightening. And beautiful as always Thankyo thank you thank you ❤️❤️❤️

I was able to be lulled asleep by the words, soft voice and music and decided upon reawakening in the morning to listen to this beautiful story consciously. What a gift! Thank you, Glenda! I need to take in this Grace daily!(

That was really interesting! Though I fell back asleep pretty quickly so I'm sure I'll hear more when I'm less tired. Lol!