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The unicorn with a starry mane

Its mane is made of big stars and its tail of rounded stripes, as the unicorn walks calmly along between two clouds.

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Ages 4 and up · 20 to 40 minutes
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A mane of stars

This unicorn has a mane like no other: five big stars lined up along its neck, and a sixth at the tip of its horn. Its tail is made of rounded bands, divided into little sections. It walks calmly along, one leg raised, smiling, between two little clouds.

A unicorn from the sky

With stars in its mane, this unicorn seems to have stepped straight out of a starry night. Around it, little stars, sparkles and hearts float in the air. The drawing is simple and cheerful, like a picture in a book for little ones.

Big, clean shapes

The unicorn’s body is one big round shape with a thick outline: perfect for a four-year-old’s hand. The five stars in the mane are big too, easy to color one by one. The tail, with its sections, is the most detailed spot on the page.

Golden stars

The stars in the mane can all be yellow, or each a different color. The tail, with its bands and sections, lends itself to a rainbow. The unicorn itself can take a soft pink, a lilac or a light blue, to make the stars stand out.

A word for the grown-up: before coloring, count the stars in the mane together, then all the stars on the page. At four, counting to five and beyond, pointing at each star, is a real pleasure.

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