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Featured collection: space missions

Seven real NASA missions — from the Apollo 11 Moon landing to the James Webb telescope — rewritten as personalized bedtime stories where your child is the main character. Each one blends true science with a calm, made-for-sleep ending, and is illustrated by laIA from a photo you upload.

Tier 2 · Space mission

Personalized Artemis I bedtime book

The full Moon peeks out and the Orion capsule lifts off carrying your child's photo on the helmet. A real story, told for bedtime.

Tier 2 · 2026 space mission

Personalized Artemis II bedtime book

Four astronauts climbed into the Orion capsule and saw the Moon up close again, the first crew to do it in fifty years. In the storybook, your kid comes along and tells the story.

Tier 2 · Historic mission

Personalized Apollo 11 bedtime book

20 July 1969. Neil Armstrong opens the hatch and steps off the ladder. Your kid is right behind, holding the camera.

Tier 2 · Robotic mission

Personalized Mars rover bedtime book

Curiosity has wheels with hidden patterns. Perseverance carries a helicopter on its back. And your kid rides along through Jezero crater.

Tier 2 · Permanent mission

Personalized International Space Station bedtime book

Humans have lived inside the ISS for 27 years. Every 90 minutes it sees a sunrise. Tonight your kid is sleeping on board.

Tier 2 · Interstellar mission

Personalized Voyager mission bedtime book

Voyager 1 carries a golden record with greetings in 55 languages, on its way to the stars since 1977. Your kid records greeting number 56.

Tier 2 · Science mission

Personalized James Webb Space Telescope bedtime book

The James Webb telescope opens its 18-mirror golden eye and looks so far away it can see the very first stars switching on.

Read the full guide: space mission stories for kids.

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