Unicorn Thinks He’s Pretty Great by Bob Shea The problems are…they can’t be house-trained, they have really big unicorn parties, and the horn is very destructive, especially after jumping! Basically, this is a helpful cautionary tale. Get the inside scoop as our narrator breaks down the perils of keeping unicorns as pets. You Don’t Want a Unicorn! by Ame Dyckman, illustrated by Liz Climo And she is dreaming of a unicorn friend just like Uni.

What Uni didn’t know was that there was a real little girl who all the other kids laugh at, also because she believes unicorns are real. Uni imagines all the fun she would have with a girl. This hilarious book is packed with tidbits and info on the majestic, magical, better-than-horses UNICORNS!Īll the other unicorns laugh at Uni because Uni believes that little girls are REAL. Plus, now it’s finally confirmed - unicorns do poop cupcakes. If you’re wondering what unicorns eat, it’s 24-carat cake and peanut butter and pixie dust sandwiches. You’ll learn their scientific name: Betterthan horsicus, their life span: super long, their colors: all of them, and the many uses of the horns: doughnut holder, tent pole, marshmallow stick, and pinata smasher.

If you like goofy humor and mythical creatures, you’ll adore this Unicorn book! Four unicorn scientists share the facts you need to know about unicorns. Isn’t that clever? Unicorn has a wonderful day at school and can’t wait to return the next day. Unicorn goes to school and he plays with either dominoes, toothbrushes, celery sticks, lollipops, or doughnuts. In this fun and colorful back-to-school book, kids turn a wheel on each page which changes a word and an illustration. Unicorn’s School Day by Lucy Golden, illustrated by Sophie Beer Toddlers and preschoolers will fall in love this interactive unicorn book. You’ll also see what food Unicorn eats (rainbow chip ice cream) and take a peek at her homework. Unicorn likes science, art, and games, as you’ll see when you lift the flap on the pages of this charming board book. What’s In Unicorn’s Backpack by Joan Holub, illustrated by Alyssa Nassner Celebrate these fantastical creatures with a memorable unicorn book or three - picture books for younger readers and chapter books and middle grade books for older readers.Īnd if you find out that unicorns are real, will you let me know? Because I’m almost positive, they’re out there somewhere… Find Your Next Favorite Unicorn Book Picture Books Does your child love unicorns? Of all the magical creatures in the world, unicorns are probably the most beloved by children.

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