How to Grow a Unicorn

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Check back regularly and you'll notice a magical creature start to grow from the top of the stump, slowly emerging over several hours. This enchanting book ends with handy instructions from Sarah on how to help children “grow” their reading skills, including using the front cover to dig for clues and feed the story with lots of imagination. We support people, families and communities with neurodiversity / neurodevelopmental conditions that require sensory inputs.

Originally from Wales, Rachel has lived in Leeds and London and is now settled in Cheshire with her husband, two young children and a very daft dachshund. I saw so many fabulous and magical plants and I wouldn’t mind some of them in my house or in my garden! The unicorns chewing bunting, tablecloths, Gran's dress and headscarf, and nibbling Mr Pottifer's moustache and stalks crack me up. Rachel Morrisroe (Author) Rachel Morrisroe is an inventively original new voice in the world of rhyming picture books.

It's filled with beautiful illustrations, excellent rhyming flow and good story with a little humour. Place the egg in a container filled with water and wait for a few hours to see the egg begin to hatch. If you like unicorns, fantastical plants and glittery poo makes you giggle, then come along and learn how to draw the magical, hilarious characters in Rachel Morrisroe's beautiful picturebook "How to Grow a Unicorn". Reproduction is prohibited other than in accordance with the copyright notice, which forms part of these terms and conditions. This is an absolutely beautiful book, the illustrations are phenomenal and the questions at the end make it Educational.

Steven Lenton is a multi-award-winning illustrator, originally from Cheshire, now working from his studios in Brighton and London.First assemble the unicorn (easily done), place the magical animal into the provided dish and then add the solution provided in the kit. Steven has also written his own picture book ‘Princess Daisy and the Dragon and the Nincompoop Knights’ and his new illustrated fiction series ‘Genie and Teeny’. Steven Lenton is a multi-award winning illustrator, originally from Cheshire, now working from his studios in Brighton and London. Having just finished this beautiful story of a little girl and her magical unicorn seeds, we are transported to a world where you can grow absolutely everything.