Unicornia: Camping in the Clouds

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Unicornia: Camping in the Clouds is a sparkling fifth adventure that combines friendship, gentle mystery and just the right amount of sky-high peril. Ana Punset handles Sara’s worries about darkness and sleeping away from home with warmth, while the riddles and cloud-camping setting give newly-independent readers plenty to enjoy. A lovely choice for children who like unicorns, short chapters and stories where teamwork saves the day.

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What is Unicornia: Camping in the Clouds about?

Claudia and Pippa are thrilled about their upcoming camping trip in the sky, but their friend Sara is hesitant. As they set up tents among the clouds and embark on a riddle hunt, they encounter a twinkling mystery. Can Sara overcome her fears to help her friends uncover the secret of the stars' sparkle?

About the author

Ana Punset is a Spanish author who loves writing fun and exciting stories for children. She is best known for her popular series 'El Club de las Zapatillas Rojas', which follows the adventures of a group of friends. Ana enjoys creating characters that readers can relate to and hopes her books inspire a love of reading.

Discussion ideas around Unicornia: Camping in the Clouds

Facing fears: Sara feels unsure about camping in the clouds and the darkness. What helps her feel braver, and what might help you when something feels frightening?

Being a good friend: How do Claudia and Pippa support Sara without simply telling her not to be afraid? What makes their friendship work well?

Solving the riddles: Why do you think the star mystery is revealed through a riddle hunt? Which sort of clue would you most enjoy following?

Adventure away from home: What can children learn from trying something new, such as staying overnight somewhere different? When might it be sensible to ask for help?

A magical world: If you could camp anywhere in Unicornia, what would the place look like, and what rules would you make to keep everyone safe?