Where’s the Baby Unicorn?

An Enchanting Search and Find Book

Author: Paul Moran Series: Search and Find Activity

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Seven baby unicorns are venturing over the rainbow in this magical search and find book.

Seven baby unicorns are leaving Rainbow Valley on a great adventure! They’ve heard that, over the rainbow, there’s a golden palace, home to the wisest creatures in all the land: the Rainbowcorns. This elusive group are the oracles of unicorn kind and are said to have the power to grant unicorn wishes …

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Summary

Seven baby unicorns are venturing over the rainbow in this magical search and find book.

Description

Baby unicorns Ash, Arlo and friends have heard that over the rainbow there’s a golden palace that is home to the wisest creatures in all the land: the Rainbowcorns.

This elusive group are the oracles of unicorn kind and are said to have the power to grant unicorn wishes. To find the palace, the baby unicorns must follow the special wish-related clues, which will help them on their journey.

The unicorns’ quest takes them to magical and colourful places – from an enchanting light festival at Chateau d’Azay-le-Rideau and China’s mystical Mount Huangshan, to a wizard’s potion-filled workshop and the Sugar Snow weather factory, where popcorn rains from candyfloss clouds.

A search and find book with a magical twist, use your spotting skills to locate the seven baby unicorns hidden in every spread, as well as the ‘magical find’ that will lead the unicorns to their next destination.

Also available in the series:
Where’s the Unicorn? 9781782439073 – over 700,000 copies sold
Where’s the Unicorn, Now? 9781782439950 – over 200,000 copies sold
Where's the Unicorn in Wonderland? 9781789292114
Where's the Unicorn? An Epic Adventure 9781789293081

About the Author

Paul Moran is a UK-based illustrator who has many years of experience in producing artwork for books, magazines and toys using both digital and traditional techniques.

He is the illustrator of the Sunday Times Bestseller Where's the Unicorn?, along with other highly successful Michael O'Mara titles such as Where's the Meerkat?, Where's the Zombie? and Where's the Llama?.