The Glimmerfoots and the Midnight Rainbow - Children Story

Okay, picture this: there’s this tiny family, right? Like, thumb-sized, with hair that glows like glitter and shoes made of spider silk. They’re called the Glimmerfoots, and their job is to secretly paint the night sky—not the stars, but the colors between them. Cool, huh? But their youngest kid, Pip, keeps getting left behind because he’s “too small.” One night, he sneaks a drop of their magic starlight syrup (oops) and discovers the Midnight Rainbow—this glowing arc that holds all the world’s colors—is falling apart. Shadow Moths, these creepy darkness-loving bugs, are eating it! Pip’s gotta fix it fast, even if it means breaking every rule and teaming up with his family to outsmart the moths. Spoiler: It’s a wild ride with firefly rescues, paintbrush battles, and a rainbow that literally sings.

Age Range: 5–9 years old.
Perfect for bedtime reading or kids who love stories where the littlest hero saves the day. (Honestly, I’d read this to my kid and then spend an hour staring out the window looking for tiny paintbrushes in the clouds.