In the quiet village of Whiskerwood, a small paper lantern named Laney hangs among her bright and glowing friends. Unlike the others, she shines with no light of her own. One gentle night, the Wind carries her on a journey through forests, ponds, and meadows, where wise friends—a patient owl, a steady turtle, and a joyful frog—teach her the secrets of quiet, rhythm, and song.

With every step, Laney discovers that the glow she longed for has been waiting inside her all along. And when a lost fawn needs guidance, Laney's light finally awakens, showing that even the smallest lantern can brighten the darkest path.

Tender, lyrical, and filled with wonder, The Lantern That Learned to Glow is a heartwarming tale about kindness, courage, and the gentle power of inner light. Perfect for bedtime reading, this story reminds children (and grown-ups, too) that every glow begins with a spark of care.