It's Sparkle's first Christmas and Lucy is showing him how to celebrate. Make a snowman. Check. Make a unicorn snowman. Check. Hang stockings, make cookies, and, of course--buy presents! (But don't eat them.).

Unicorns settle down with their bedtime routine by brushing their manes and ensuring their horns gleam before singing their song and drifting off to dream.

The Rainbow Fairies wish their unicorn friend, Alabaster, well as he moves away to the royal castle.

In rhyming text, the story celebrates the positive, loving, and unique relationship between parent and child.

Invites the reader to join top unicorn scientists as they clear up the myths and misconceptions people have about these majestic creatures and their abilities.

"A little girl who desparately wants a beautiful unicorn as a pet winds up with a less than desirable one instead"--

When Glitterbelle's worst fear comes true on Unicorn Training Day and she is unable to hold in her glittering farts, she runs away into the woods and searches for acceptance.

"A child wishes for a unicorn without knowing how unruly they are as pets"--

Amy starts a unicorn fan club which soon attracts some unusual members.

Unicorns send out Christmas cards by shooting stars, use rainbow flowers to trim their trees, and then help Santa and his weary reindeer spread Christmas cheer.