Once in a little blue house, under a twinkling sky, lived a girl named Star.

Star loved sunny days when the light hugged everything. But she did not love the night.

As the sun said goodbye, Star's room filled with shadows. 'I wish night never came,' she sighed.

Mama hugged her close. 'Let's find night-time friends who can help,' she whispered.

They found Mr. Owl, 'Who-hoo,' he said, 'I watch over the night. You're safe with me.'

Next, they met Mrs. Moon. 'My glow keeps the darkness away,' she smiled gently.

Little Star could see the stars above twinkle kindly, 'We're here too!' they seemed to say.

Star felt brave with her new friends. 'Maybe the night isn't so scary,' she thought.

That night, as she lay in bed, Star left her curtains open, looking at Mrs. Moon.

With Mr. Owl's 'Who-hoo' in her ears, Star felt guarded and whispered, 'Goodnight.'

The stars winked as if saying, 'Sweet dreams, brave girl.' Star's fear had faded away.

As she drifted to sleep, Star's dreams were filled with moonlight dances and owl flights.