Wholesome chapter books for reading to a 4 y.o.

Hi all,

I recently read a proper chapter book to my kid (4.5 y.o) for the first time and we both loved the experience, so I'm trying to think of what to read next.

The restriction is that she's very sensitive and gets easily upset by anything mean/scary/violent. She's never seen a movie, never been exposed to standard fairy tales and so on where dreadful things tend to happen to people, had extremely limited screen time of only educational content.

The book I read her was The Children of Cherry Tree Farm (Enid Blyton) which I loved as a kid. She was upset near the start when it seemed like the children were in danger, and I censored some more problematic content like the story of some boys drowning an unwanted pupppy, but everything else was fine and she's keen for more.

It was such a joy to hear her beg for one more chapter and see her so entralled by the story. I can't wait to share things like Roald Dahl and Narnia with her, but she's not ready yet. I tried The Little Prince, but although the content is not really a problem, I had forgotten that the vocabulary is quite advanced, she had trouble following it.

What can we read together to keep this love of long form reading going until she is ready for my favourite childhood classics?

(FYI I'm not looking for suggestions to "harden her up", I'm fine with not desensitising her to the terrible things in life for now.)