Packed with a host of fun activities and accompanied by the magical creatures themselves, this book is guaranteed to charm unicorn fans both old and new.

Building on their spellbinding success around the world, the Seven Unicorns of Rainbow Valley are back, and with more activity fun than ever before. Featuring an enchanting foray of puzzle delights, there is something for every young puzzler and unicorn-lover. Guide unicorns through maze mayhem, match silly silhouettes, spot the differences and even discover which unicorn pooped.

From the creators of the best-selling Where's the Unicorn? series, this activity book will keep kids spellbound for hours.

Packed with a host of fun activities and accompanied by the magical creatures themselves, this book is guaranteed to charm unicorn fans both old and new.

About the Author

Imogen Currell-Williams (Author)
Imogen Currell-Williams is a children's book editor based in London. She loves to create books that will excite children and spark their imaginations. She recently commissioned Rise Up: Ordinary Kids With Extraordinary Stories, which won the Blue Peter Book Award 2020.

Jorge Santillan (Author)
Jorge Santillan is an illustrator based in Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes in Argentina. He has been creating illustrations for over 20 years and his work has appeared in educational books, video games, children's magazines, newspapers and adverts. He is represented by Beehive illustration agency.

Paul Moran (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?

Book Information
ISBN 9781780556987
Author Imogen Currell-Williams
Format Paperback
Page Count 64
Imprint Buster Books
Publisher Michael O'Mara Books Ltd
Dimensions(mm) 280mm * 216mm * 7mm