The Little Match Girl | Storytelling with Happy Ending | Bedtime Stories

[@claytonthomas1980]

The story was memorable and incredible in its own right, good job.

[@ridwanridwan8280]

The video you saw didn't tell the true ending of Hans Christian Andersen's story. In the actual ending, the little match girl freezes to death because of the cold. Andersen's point is clear: it's crucial to teach children early on to help others before it's too late. As kids grow, they could become selfish and less caring, so it's important to instill values of kindness and generosity while they're still young.

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

Absolutely, but it was requested from one of our viewers for us to make the story with a happy ending, which is why we created it with a more open ending, for viewers to make their own thoughts about what happens in the end - either if the sudden appearance of her grandmother is because the little match girl died, or if it is because a true miracle happened and she came back to life to save the little girl. As it is crucial for kids to know about helping each other, it is just as important for them to use their imagination and fantasy 😉

[@yikesgina]

It’s important to help children that are hurting and in danger is what I got out of this.

[@fanaticat1]

A sad story with a happy ending, I remembered the original ending and thought it was nice to hear a happy ending!

[@toysvilltvstudios2.072]

Not a bad happy ending. I like how you kept it vague enough. Knowing how it really ends in the Original Fairy Tale. ^^ I love the images, Looks straight out of Disney or Pixar. ^^

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

Thank you very much 🥰 I hope you enjoy the stories on our channel ☺️

[@toysvilltvstudios2.072]

@@StarlitBedtimeStories I will. ^^

[@angelaraker7672]

Thank you Starlit Bedtime Stories.

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

It was our pleasure 🫶 Hope you enjoyed the story, and that you will help us grow by sharing it with friends and family.

[@Emma7878]

Thank u, this was very relaxing! 🫶✝️💗

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

I am happy that you enjoyed it 🫶 All of our videos on our channel aim to bring a relaxing moment to everyone 😊

[@dta921]

Thank you for trying to make a happy ending to this story! After all, Disney adapted Hans Christian Andersen's other tale 'The Little Mermaid' with a happy ending! 😀🦋

[@ziyadahhilmi03]

In Lombok we have a story about Putri Mandalika, which is the origin of the edible sea worms (nyale), which only exist at the beginning of the year. It's a very good story. Can I request that the story be made into a bedtime story?😃

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

Hi 👋 I had to do a little bit of research about the story, but it sounds like a great story to be told, and I would love to make a version of it, following the traditional story with a touch of starlit magic 🥰

[@ziyadahhilmi03]

@@StarlitBedtimeStories thank you🤩

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

We just posted our version of the legend of Putri Mandalika 🥰 You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqXCd6mcebxjp8k 💗 I hope you will enjoy it and share it with friends and family.

[@S_lay220]

I’m Indonesian too lol

[@missjoshemmett]

Very sweet but I grew up on the old one and human voices, not PC and AI but the truth of those who are out there in the cold right now. Be charitable. If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. God bless you for any help you can give.

[@Novaurawr]

Niceeeeeee

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

Thank you 🫶 I am happy you liked the story. If you would have any requests for a bedtime story, please do feel free to share any wishes here in the comments.

[@debbiemock3785]

This is a good version but i wish i coukd find the one that i grew up with on a 33 small yellow record in the 60's. The song had the little girl saying matche, matches who'll buy my matches

[@ladida7841]

Pocahontas Story Please Yes.

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

In the makings 😉 I promise you that we will have it ready for you (and everyone else of course) by Thursday 🫶

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

Hi 👋 We just published Pocahontas. You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJjSp6GZn7igkLs I hope you’ll like it!

[@ChildsPlay-x9u]

I don’t understand 😢

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

What did you not understand about the story? Maybe we can help you?

[@geraldarcuri9307]

Not every story has a "happy ending". Unlike you, the content author, Hans Christian Andersen knew that life is not about "happy" and he saw the very real tragedies of poverty and sickness every day. Better to tell children the truth than happy lies.

[@StarlitBedtimeStories]

I completely agree that life is not all rainbows and sunshine, but unlike you, I see the potential in having an open ending to the story. Our story lets the listener think about what really happened in the end; did she die when the last match burned and therefore imagined her grandmother coming back from the dead (as you know, many can hallucinate when dying, especially in the cold). Or was it a miracle? Well, that is up to the individual listener to decide, and to use their imagination. I believe it is better to empower imagination with children, rather than always re-telling the stories exactly how the author did, if I see another ending being better. Anyways, it was also a request from a dear fan, to have a happier ending. Some like it, others do not.

[@timichtimichev6051]

We must tell children all the truth - not only about tragedies of poverty, sickness, callous indifference and egoism, but also about the power of love, kindness, mutual assistance, attention and support. If we don’t ignore other people’s problems, but help them, then miracles become reality.