Most of the time, when you hear the word “bed”, there is only one thing that comes to your mind, and that is sleeping. If you will search the internet on the definition of bed you see that it is defined as a “piece of furniture for sleep or rest, typically a framework with a mattress and coverings” that is the literal definition of bed, which is the frame. Since it is where people relax and sleep, it is very important to have a high quality mattress and coverings. If you are not that satisfied with your mattress and you want to experience a longer sleeping hours while preventing a spine fracture,you may check mattressbattle.com/. They provide guide and reviews on what type of mattress to choose depending on your preference.It specifically compare two types of mattress namely the DreamCloud Mattress and the Nectar Mattress.

If you think that beds are just very simple and that they do not deserve to be read in literature then you are wrong. It is featured in different stories, particularly fairy tales. But we have only chosen the top 2 famous beds included in the literature from English children’s books:

1. The Princess and the Pea by Hans Christian Anderson– the story is about a remarkably beautiful bed that is formed from 20 mattresses and and 20 feather duvets. It begins with a right princess being searched by a prince but the two have not cross paths yet. And then one night, a pretty young woman knocks on the door of the castle asking for goods and shelter. The girl claims to be the princess. The mother of the prince does not believe so he put a pea underneath the 20 mattresses and if the girl detects it, then she really is the princess. The next day, the girl complained that she did not sleep well because of something hard on the bed.
2. The Sleeping Beauty by Charles Perrault/Brothers Grimm- This is one of the most popular fairy tales. It is about a girl who is cursed by a wicked fairy and end up lying in bed for hundred years and to be awoken by prince.