I'm not sure who will get more enjoyment out of this one - the 'toddlers' billed as its target audience or those older readers/adults who are the book's mediators to the very young. - Jill Bennett, Red Reading Hub Super is an explosion of ideas and colour all held together by a love of the fantasy genre. - The BookBag I read this book to my 5-year-old neighbor, Everleigh. It seemed like it was right up her alley: unicorns, butterfly horses, fairies, cotton candy caves... But ultimately, she declared, "I do not like it. It was scary." This book is probably more appropriate for slightly older kids, perhaps around 7, who would still enjoy a read-aloud picture book but might not get as spooked by the "Super Creepy Haunted Forest." It's a fun read for the grown-ups, too, with silly speech bubbles and allusions to Lord of the Rings.

Super Frozen Magic Forest - Oxford University Press Super Frozen Magic Forest - Oxford University Press

The magic crystals have been stolen, and a team of heroes must be assembled to rescue them from the goblin kingdom. Except, the goblins are only concerned with having tea parties, not stealing... Super Happy Magic Forest’ follows the story of five unlikely heroes going on an adventure to return the magical crystals of life to the Super Happy Magic Forest. 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. The illustrations are colourful and hold incredibly rich details which enhance the storytelling process. Additionally a lot of the story is told through speech bubbles which is a nice way to introduce children to the concept and provides brilliant opportunity for voices in storytelling.Tom Beattie, MD, Tiger Aspect Kids and Family says: “I have been on my own long quest to bring this project to screen and I’m Super Happy that we can now frolic into the magic forest and bring Matty’s beautiful, funny world to life.” Giorgio Scorza, CEO, Movimenti Production says: “We all love the Super Happy Magic Forest books and I’m thrilled to start this production alongside Tiger Aspect Kids & Family. I really can’t wait to bring all the fun of these adventures to their audience.” A second title in the hilarious SUPER HAPPY MAGIC FOREST series of picture books. When Zorgoth the SLUG OF DOOM threatens to eat the SUPER HAPPY MAGIC FOREST, five brave heroes must follow his slimy trail and thwart his evil plan before it is too late! Matty's books make me SUPER HAPPY! They are super funny, super inventive and super silly.' - Chris Riddell

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Benoît Di Sabatino, Banijay Kids & Family CEO says: “Tiger Aspect Kids & Family and Movimenti Production are a powerful duo of producers and a brilliant example of the combined creative talents within our team. We are very proud that the BBC and Rai Kids have chosen Super Happy Magic Forestas a bridge between the international kids content community.” Banijay Kids & Family today announces a new animation, Super Happy Magic Forest, produced by Tiger Aspect Kids & Family with Movimenti Production (both Banijay Kids & Family companies). A broadcast collaboration with BBC and Rai Kids, the series is based on the popular picture books of the same name by Matty Long. A pre-sale has also been secured with Canal+. 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. I just know our audience will feel the same too.” The magic crystals of life are stolen. Super Happy Magic Forest is doomed without them. So five heroes are chosen to go find them. Luca Milano, MD, Rai Kids says: “ Super Happy Magic Forest is going to bring fun and fantasy. We look forward to welcoming this new co-production with BBC, Movimenti Production and Tiger Aspect Kids & Family on Rai Yoyo TV.”

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Super is an explosion of ideas and colour all held together by a love of the fantasy genre.' - Sam Tyler, The BookBag Slug of Doom is a standalone adventure that can be enjoyed even if you haven’t read a previous Super Happy Magic Forest book! More from Oxford Owl The 52×11 minutes series will bring to life the world created in the books, in a colourful 2D animation for 7+ years. Exec Producers are Tiger Aspect Kids & Family’s MD Tom Beattie ( Mr Bean: The Animated Series) and Jeff ‘Swampy’ Marsh ( Phineas and Ferb). Someone has stolen the Mystical Crystals of Life from the Super Happy Magic Forest, and five unlikely heroes have been called on to recover the jewels. The quest will take them on a harrowing -- and hilarious -- journey. This is glorious. A lovely romp with some scary/dangerous elements, bright illustrations, and silly text. 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. My four year old loves it, but it may be a bit scary for more sensitive kiddos.

Super Frozen Magic Forest (Super Happy Magic Forest 3) Super Frozen Magic Forest (Super Happy Magic Forest 3)

I'm not sure who will get more enjoyment out of this one - the 'toddlers' billed as its target audience or those older readers/adults who are the book's mediators to the very young.' - Jill Bennett, Red Reading Hub The book's biggest triumph is that even kids with no knowledge of its various pop culture references will still have loads of fun with the comic speech-bubble text and the clever... Readers and almost-readers will pore over this, and they'll find a new joke every time.' - Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Banijay Group is the world's largest independent content creation Group for television and multimedia platforms. Banijay Group is present in 16 territories.

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Super Happy Magic Forest: The Humongous Fungus - Waterstones

Five heroes ― a fairy, a unicorn, a faun, a gnome, and a talking mushroom ― must go on an epic quest to find the potion before the Slug of Doom can drink it, but their quest won’t be easy. They must first navigate past dragon lairs, outwit cunning ogres, swim across deep rivers and work as a team if they are to succeed. When the Ice Queen covers the entire forest in snow, can the heroes break her spell before they all freeze? I challenge you to find a sillier story than this picture book by Matty Long. [...] You only realise quite how boring most books for the very young are when you come across one that breaks the mould - or, I should say, the ice. - Children's Book of the Week - The Times