Why Unicorn Cheeks Bloom — Behind the blossom mirror, Zuzu held very still. She wanted one tiny seed to pop open on her cheek. Read the full story →
Behind the blossom mirror, Zuzu held very still. She wanted one tiny seed to pop open on her cheek. Tick, tick, tickle. The seed smelled like warm grass, but it would not hurry.
“Not yet,” whispered a ladybug. Zuzu waited. Her nose wiggled. Her smile stayed. Pop! A little flower opened. Then another. Ever since, patient unicorns keep blossoms on their cheeks. Next time you see Zuzu’s smile, can you spot the first pop-pop flower?