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The Naughtiest Unicorn at Christmas
The Naughtiest Unicorn at Christmas
The Naughtiest Unicorn at Christmas
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The Naughtiest Unicorn at Christmas

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Join Dave the naughtiest unicorn for magic and mayhem in this hilarious series for 6+ fans of Pamela Butchart, Rabbit and Bear, The Worst Witch and UNICORNS!

Pull on your Christmas jumper and untangle the tinsel! It’s the week before Christmas and Mira and her friends are getting ready to celebrate the holidays with their unicorn best friends forever (UBFF)!

Dave the naughtiest unicorn LOVES Christmas, mainly because there are so many delicious things to EAT. Plus there's a tree to decorate, a festive quest and a very special CHRISTMAS SHOW to rehearse. Mira is desperate for
her and Dave to play the lead roles of Snow Unicorn and Lost Child … will her wish come true? Or will Dave get distracted by all the mince pies? One thing is for sure … Christmas time at Unicorn School is sure to be festive fun for EVERYONE!

Perfect for fans of The Worst Witch, The Pug Adventures and Pamela Butchart.

Pip Bird is a children’s author living in London. When she’s not writing magical stories, she dreams of going to Unicorn School and having her own Unicorn Best Friend Forever.

The Naughtiest Unicorn series:
The Naughtiest Unicorn
The Naughtiest Unicorn at Sports Day
The Naughtiest Unicorn and the School Disco
The Naughtiest Unicorn at Christmas

LanguageEnglish
Release dateOct 31, 2019
ISBN9781405297059
The Naughtiest Unicorn at Christmas
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Pip Bird

Pip Bird is the pseudonym for a small group of brilliant, funny children's book writers. They all believe in magic and dream of having a Unicorn Best Friend Forever.

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    The Naughtiest Unicorn at Christmas - Pip Bird

    ‘Look, there’s some snow!’ cried Mira excitedly as she leapt out of the car in the leisure-centre car park.

    Her sister Rani stepped out of the car and peered over, wrinkling her nose. ‘That,’ she said, ‘is slush.’

    Mira bent closer to the small pile of snow, which was a bit slushy. And grey. ‘There’s definitely some specks of white,’ she said. She had been so excited when she looked out of the window the night before and saw snowflakes falling. Mira’s mum and dad said it wouldn’t settle, but Mira was sure that she could find some to play with. It was the week before Christmas, and she had spent days planning fun things to do, ALL of which involved snow.

    ‘You couldn’t even get a snowball out of that,’ said Rani, as Mira reached towards the slushy puddle.

    ‘Time to go!’ said their mum quickly. ‘You don’t want to be late for Unicorn School.’

    And Mum was right – Mira absolutely did not want to be late for Unicorn School! Unicorn School was the best thing ever. You were paired up with your UBFF (Unicorn Best Friend Forever) and you went on quests and magical adventures. And even the ordinary lessons were a million per cent better than the ones at normal school because the unicorns were there!

    Mira, Rani and Mum walked over to the corner of the car park, where the magic portal to Unicorn School lay hidden behind some bushes. There was a queue of children waiting for their turn to go through. Everyone was wearing brightly-coloured festive jumpers.

    Christmas was Mira’s favourite time of year. She loved seeing her breath in the chilly air, the way trees sparkled with frost and being cosy inside with a mug of hot chocolate. (She had a feeling that her greedy unicorn, Dave, would enjoy the hot chocolate, too.)

    Mira quickly looked through her school bag to make sure that she had everything. There were LOTS of pairs of thick woolly socks (added by her mum), treats for Dave, her pencil case, and something very important: The Legend of the Snow Unicorn.

    Every year at Christmas time, Class Red performed a play of The Legend of the Snow Unicorn, and before they went home at the end of the last visit their teacher, Miss Glitterhorn, had given them each a script to learn. Mira knew the whole thing off by heart and she was secretly hoping that she and Dave would get the lead roles of Snow Unicorn and Snow Child!

    It was nearly time to go through the portal and Rani said Mum had to go where the other parents were all standing huddled together, so Mum gave them each a hug and a kiss and told them for about the eightieth time to wrap up warm.

    ‘Will there be snow at Unicorn School?’ Mira asked her sister.

    ‘Only if you do the snow dance,’ said Rani.

    ‘What’s the snow dance?’ said Mira.

    Rani sighed. ‘It’s quite difficult. Only Class Yellow can do it. You probably won’t manage it.’

    Mira narrowed her eyes. She didn’t always believe the things her sister told her, but she also didn’t want to take any chances. Especially when it came to unicorn stuff. Rani had been at school for longer than Mira and had LOTS of medals, as she always liked to remind Mira.

    ‘Just tell me how to do the snow dance,’ she said.

    ‘Fine!’ said Rani. ‘You have to squat like a frog and then stomp around, waving your hands in the air and grunting.’

    Mira shuffled into position.

    ‘Make sure you close your eyes and really get into it,’ said Rani.

    Mira started doing the snow dance. It was a bit slippy and slidey on the slushy floor, but the dance wasn’t hard at all – she didn’t know what Rani was on about.

    ‘Mira . . .?’

    Mira opened her eyes. Her friend Darcy was there, looking concerned. Lots of the other children were backing away.

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