A boardbook edition of this magical book in the award-winning If I had a... series. Have you ever imagined what it would be like to have a unicorn for a pet? Besides being much less angry than a troll and far more conveniently sized than a giant, unicorns only ever eat ice-cream for breakfast AND...every time you get upset they feed you candyfloss! In this humorous, energetically rhyming tale, a little girl experiences exactly what life would be like with a magical creature for a pet - from sprinkling stardust on grumpy parents to sliding into football practice on a rainbow. This book celebrates the magic of unicorns in a way that will appeal to children who are allergic to pink.
Living in a Victorian countryside town overshadowed by an imposing stone barrier, Tristran is compelled to retrieve a fallen star for the woman he loves and crosses to the wondrous other side of the b
一場宇宙大爆炸，這個世界誕生了。原來，我們都是星塵，都會閃耀獨一無二的光★英國語文讀寫學會推薦書獎UKLA Book Award小時候，小女孩希望能成為一顆耀眼的星星，但是不論她多麼努力，大家只看見姐姐的亮眼表現。有一天，小女孩看著星空，想知道如何在世界上找到自己的位置。爺爺告訴她一個故事…很久很久以前…這個世界，什麼都沒有。沒有太陽，沒有月亮，沒有樹，沒有生物，只有一片黑暗。然後……砰！一閃一閃
Shortly after burying her unfaithful husband, Georgia Peyton unexpectedly inherits the derelict Stardust motel from a distant relative. Despite doubts from the community and the aunt who raised her, s
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