Super Happy Magic Forest

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It tells a story of mystical creatures that are chosen to be heroes, but get sent on a wild goose chase. A great book for both boys and girls, as it is not often you can find a book about unicorns, fairies, and tea parties that isn't very gendered. With so much to laugh at and explore, lovers of silliness, adventure, and all things magical won't be able to get enough of Super Happy Magic Forest ! Sarah Muller, Head of BBC Children’s Commissioning 7+ says:: “ Super Happy Magic Forest is full of joy and I loved it from the first moment I saw it. We are very proud that the BBC and Rai Kids have chosen Super Happy Magic Forestas a bridge between the international kids content community.

Super Happy Magic Forest by Matty Long | Waterstones

Welcome back to the Super Happy Magic Forest, a super happy, super magical place filled with picnics, dancing, and fun. She thought it was funny and clever and spent time looking at all the little details in the illustrations. There are some mild scary elements, and much of the meta humor depends on existing familiarity with the fantasy genre.The stories is very funny and is a good exploration of the hero and adventure narrative and cleverly subverts some expectations the children might have about traditional adventure stories. That is until the super slimy SLUG OF DOOM threatens to drink a magical potion that will give him the size and strength to eat the entire forest.

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The company is run by joint CEOs and Creative Directors, Giorgio Scorza and Davide Rosio, who also founded 2D studio DogHead Animation which handle the animation of all Movimenti Production’s shows, and co-founded 3D production and international co-producer MoBo.It follows the journey of five brave heroes - a faun, a gnome, a fairy, a unicorn and a mushroom - on an epic quest to reclaim the Mystical Crystals of Life from the evil goblins. Sensitive little kids may want to skip the creepy forest page (it has some ghosts which actually seem friendly but other monsters which don't). Mid-grade readers who read a lot of fantasy will get a lot of the surface jokes, but will also get a lot of the in-jokes.