onight we reach the grand finale of our first journey. We open the Great Oak Chest one last time to find a small golden key that does not fit any lock we know. It is a key that opens the very heart of the attic itself.

Join Grandpa George for a spectacular adventure where all our friends from the past episodes return. From Barnaby the dragon to Sir Sterling the knight, we discover how all our stories are connected in the magical world of the Dreamlands. It is a celebration of imagination and a reminder that every child carries a little bit of this magic within them.

This epic finale is narrated by Grandpa George. It is the perfect long story to listen to before falling into the deepest and most wonderful sleep.

Tonight we open the Great Oak Chest to find Zafir. He is a beautiful silk flying carpet with patterns like a desert sunset. Zafir is an explorer who wants to reach the highest rafters of the attic to see the legendary web of the Silver Spider.

Join us for a soaring adventure as Zafir faces the Sticky Mist and discovers that music and kindness can untangle even the toughest webs. It is a story about curiosity and the unexpected friends we find in the dark.

This action packed story is narrated by Grandpa George. It is a perfect tale of magic and wonder to listen to before drifting off into a peaceful sleep.

onight we open the Great Oak Chest to find Finnegan. He is a mechanical golden fish who guards the Sea of Glass. A precious pearl has been lost in the dark depths of his bowl and the water is glowing much too brightly for anyone to sleep.

Join us for an underwater adventure as Finnegan swims through the Forest of Plastic Seaweed and faces the silver bubbles of the Bubble Dragon. It is a story about persistence and finding the peace that lies beneath the surface.

This action packed story is narrated by Grandpa George. It is a wonderful tale of light and water to listen to before drifting off into a deep and calm sleep.

Tonight we open the Great Oak Chest to find Captain Pip. He is a brave hamster pilot who flies a magnificent airship made from a walnut shell and a silk handkerchief. A falling star is in danger of being lost forever and only Pip can save it.

Join us for a high-flying adventure through the rafters of the attic. It is a story about courage and quick thinking and how even the smallest pilot can reach the stars.

This action-packed story is narrated by Grandpa George. It is a perfect tale of adventure and wonder to listen to before drifting off into your own starry dreams.

Tonight we open the Great Oak Chest to find Sir Sterling. He is a small brass knight with a big responsibility. He is the guardian of the Library Castle which is a secret world built from the oldest books in the attic.

A massive dragon made of dust and cobwebs has arrived to silence the stories forever. Join us for a heroic battle of light versus shadow as Sir Sterling proves that even the smallest hero can protect the greatest treasures.

This action-packed story is narrated by Grandpa George. It is a wonderful tale of bravery and light to listen to before falling into a deep and safe sleep.

Welcome to the Whispering Attic. Meet Grandpa George and discover the magic hidden inside his Great Oak Chest. This trailer is a sneak peek into our world of clockwork dragons, brave knights, and star-sailing adventurers. Our stories are crafted to help children relax, imagine, and drift off into a peaceful sleep. Subscribe now and join us for our very first stories.

Tonight we open the Great Oak Chest to find Bolt. He is a small tin horse with a very important mission. A tiny ballerina on the other side of the attic is about to stop dancing and Bolt is the only one who can save her.

Join us for a thrilling race across the floorboards and over the Great Dust Bunny Canyon. It is a story about speed and bravery and why even the fastest heroes need to rest their weary hooves at the end of the day.

This exciting story is narrated by Grandpa George. It is the perfect adventure to listen to before drifting off into a peaceful sleep.

Tonight we open the Great Oak Chest to find a mysterious object. It is a sealed glass jar that seems empty at first glance. But if you look closer you will see a tiny storm cloud trapped inside.

This jar belonged to a boy named Leo who tried to bottle up all his worries to keep them safe. Join us to discover why holding onto storms only makes them heavier and how letting go is the true secret to a peaceful sleep.

This gentle story is narrated by Grandpa George. It is designed to help children empty their minds of worries before bedtime.