From the creators of Unicorn and the Rainbow Poop comes a stupendously snowy story filled with fun, friendship and magical rainbow poop! There's a land far away where the sky is so blue, and anything can happen - your dreams can come true. When a snow cloud appears in Happyville, the townsfolk are alarmed. Snow? In their town? Why, they've never seen such things! But, thankfully, Unicorn comes to the rescue to show them that not only is snow beautiful, but it's also... FUN! And, who knows, maybe Unicorn has a secret plan to turn the snow into... RAINBOW SNOW! A wintery gift - a perfect stocking filler Shiny holographic foil on the cover make this a sparkly gift Also available: Unicorn and the Rainbow Poop and Unicorn and the Rainbow Poop Save Christmas Praise for Emma Adams and Katy Halford's Unicorn and the Rainbow Poop "Bought this book for my 5 year old who has recently fallen in love with unicorns. It's a great story, and we LOVE the illustrations! There's so many little details you find something new each time you read it." "My 4yr old Daughter adores this book and dressed as a Rainbow Unicorn for World Book Day." "What a super book, an easy to read story with beautiful pictures, what's not to like. We loved it!" "Guaranteed laughs from your 3-4 year old." "My granddaughter loved it."

Have you ever been on a Playbus? ; Not an ordinary bus taking you on a journey, exciting though this is, but a bus stuffed full of toys and imagination! ; When Sue's two children were young, they attended a playgroup on such a bus and as a young mum and volunteer she became involved with the project. The bus really got into her blood and became a work of the heart. ; Daisy Daydream was the bus Sue painted for her children and where she became involved. Together with her children, she had a lot of fun. ; Following the publication of her first books about Jay-Jay her daughter suggested they needed a book for their bus, Daisy. ; The story of Daisy Daydream is based on a busy London bus. The number plates on the story buses are real and Daisy's number plate is JJD 261, which was indeed a London Bus. ; After Daisy's story book was published Sue felt Daisy needed her own book of rhymes too. ; One of the carnival parade themes was 'Nursery Rhymes', this was perfect for Daisy so she decided to take some traditional and new rhymes and add a bus twist. ; She added bus tickets with few bus jokes to make you giggle, or groan.