ABOUT THIS BOOK

One book.
A little light to share.

This is the official companion to You Are Kind from Sloan’s Bedtime Lights. The full reading experience and matching audio stay with the publisher.

A note about the title.

This companion is for the Sloan’s Bedtime Lights book only. It is not for the same-title books by Dr. Seuss or Michael Gordon, and does not imply affiliation with either creator or their books.

THE FREE FAMILY EDITION

From shared work
to everyday care.

The historical opening introduces Mother Teresa’s teaching in Kolkata and practical work supported by many people. The modern reflection turns toward asking, listening, respecting boundaries, and accepting care.

Kindness is not presented as a bedtime test. Children are not asked to carry adult responsibilities, and rest is not a reward for helping.

Edition details

Publisher / series
Sloan’s Bedtime Lights
Reading edition
Free family edition, unnumbered
Extent
40 physical PDF pages
Interior illustrations
16 original illustrations
Version note, physical p. 37
Edition 1.0 · Art 1.5
Cover layout 1.0 · Cali 1.2

Print and personalization ordering are unavailable. This companion has no shop, accounts, or ordering flow.

KEEP THE STORY WITH ITS PUBLISHER

Read. Listen. Take your time.

What comes from where?

The source note on physical page 37 identifies the historical source and explains that the child-facing reflection is original writing.

Nobel Prize biographical source (opens in a new tab)

What this companion adds

Optional dialogue alternatives, parent-led reading pauses, and an Ask / Listen / Space / Help print page are original companion materials. They are not passages from the book or historical quotations.

Five original illustration moments accompany commentary here. People, pets, poses, and objects have not been regenerated. Historical art is interpretive, not a photograph or exact reconstruction.

Read our source and artwork notes
“Kindness is something you can practice. It is also something you deserve to receive. Your needs count. Your boundaries count. You can ask for help, comfort, or space.”
You Are Kind · physical PDF p. 29