Can you share some short funny princess bedtime stories?

There was a princess who had a special pet unicorn. Every bedtime, she would take a walk with her unicorn in the moonlit meadow. One day, the unicorn told her that there was a hidden land of dreams. The princess was curious. That night, as she lay in bed, she closed her eyes and imagined herself in that land. There were colorful clouds as beds and friendly animals everywhere. She had a wonderful time exploring in her dream and woke up with a big smile on her face.

Sure. Here is one. Once upon a time, a little rabbit wanted to count stars before going to bed. But every time he counted one, he sneezed and forgot which number he was at. So he just said, 'Good night, stars!' and went to sleep.

Once upon a time, a little frog was so tired. He found a lily pad to sleep on. But just as he was about to close his eyes, a fish jumped out of the water and said 'boo!'. The frog was startled and slipped into the water. He swam back up and said 'You nearly gave me a heart attack!'. Then they both laughed and the frog finally fell asleep.

There was a little bird who lived in a tree. Every night, he would tell himself a story. One night he said, 'I flew over a big mountain today and saw a beautiful lake. There were so many fish in the lake. I was so tired after that long flight, but it was worth it.' As he was talking, his eyes became heavier and heavier, and soon he was fast asleep.

Here is one. A little mouse wanted to have a grand bed. He found an old sock in a meadow. He thought it would be a great bed. He dragged it to his hole. But when he got in, it smelled so bad. It turned out the sock belonged to a smelly old boot. The mouse quickly ran out and found some clean straw to make a simple but nice bed instead.

Sure. Here is one. A little rabbit once thought his ears were too long and decided to tie them up with a ribbon. But then he couldn't hear well. When a fox came near, he didn't notice until the fox almost stepped on him. He quickly untied the ribbon and hopped away. The moral is that we should accept ourselves as we are.

There was a small kingdom with a princess who loved to play pranks. One time, she swapped all the knights' helmets for cooking pots. When the knights were about to go on a parade, they put on their 'helmets' and were very confused. The princess watched from the balcony and giggled uncontrollably. But in the end, she gave them back their real helmets and everyone had a good laugh.

A snail wanted a bedtime story. So it told itself, 'I once raced a rabbit. I took my time. The rabbit napped and I won!' Then it dozed off, happy with its made - up story.

Sure. Here is one. A little rabbit thought his ears were too long. One day, he tied them in a knot. But then he couldn't hear well and bumped into a tree. His friends laughed and he realized his ears were just right the way they were.

There was a tiny mouse. He found a big hat. He thought it was a wonderful house. So he moved in with all his little things. But when it rained, the hat filled with water. He had to run out, looking all wet and silly. His family had a great laugh and then they cuddled up for bedtime.