Review of Unicorns Know Magic
Posted: 31 Dec 2023, 16:36
[Following is a volunteer review of "Unicorns Know Magic" by Charles Adkins.]
Unicorns Know Magic by Charles T. Adkins follows the journey of four space-born unicorns—Abby, Georgia, Bitsy, and Chase—who became neighbours with a brother and sister. Constructing an impressive eight-story home, these unicorns forged a close friendship with their neighbouring siblings, embarking on numerous adventures together. Their escapades even included taking the kids on a tour and satisfying their hunger with a trip to a French restaurant for croissants.
Two young children witnessed the arrival of a unicorn family nearby and swiftly formed a strong bond with them. This newfound friendship held immense significance for both the children and the unicorns. It allowed them to explore diverse parts of the world, attend school in each other's company, share meals, and exchange valuable lessons in manners. Ultimately, the unicorns made a decision that profoundly affected the children, leaving them longing for their presence. Delve into the book to uncover more about this remarkable and unique relationship.
The book's cover is utterly adorable and attention-grabbing, which greatly appeals to me. The unicorns' role in comforting and entertaining the kids is truly heartwarming. Moreover, I value the initial drawings in the book as they offer a preview of what's to come, much like an overview of the contents. The graphics throughout the book are charming and delightful, adding an acceptable and endearing quality to the overall reading experience.
The only drawback I found in this book was the small text font, which might pose an issue for children wanting to read it. Despite that, I rate this book a perfect 5 out of 5 stars. There's no reason to deduct any stars, as I enjoyed every page immensely, harbouring no dislikes.
I recommend this book to children under eleven years old and adults narrating bedtime stories. The vibrant and captivating drawings and paintings in the book are a highlight, guaranteed to captivate any child who glimpses at them. Despite its brevity, the book encapsulates a wealth of ideas and teachings, particularly relishing nature, which I found enchanting. It prompted me once again to admire the marvels and beauty of the natural world. The absence of notable errors indicates meticulous editing, further enhancing the book's quality.
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Unicorns Know Magic
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Unicorns Know Magic by Charles T. Adkins follows the journey of four space-born unicorns—Abby, Georgia, Bitsy, and Chase—who became neighbours with a brother and sister. Constructing an impressive eight-story home, these unicorns forged a close friendship with their neighbouring siblings, embarking on numerous adventures together. Their escapades even included taking the kids on a tour and satisfying their hunger with a trip to a French restaurant for croissants.
Two young children witnessed the arrival of a unicorn family nearby and swiftly formed a strong bond with them. This newfound friendship held immense significance for both the children and the unicorns. It allowed them to explore diverse parts of the world, attend school in each other's company, share meals, and exchange valuable lessons in manners. Ultimately, the unicorns made a decision that profoundly affected the children, leaving them longing for their presence. Delve into the book to uncover more about this remarkable and unique relationship.
The book's cover is utterly adorable and attention-grabbing, which greatly appeals to me. The unicorns' role in comforting and entertaining the kids is truly heartwarming. Moreover, I value the initial drawings in the book as they offer a preview of what's to come, much like an overview of the contents. The graphics throughout the book are charming and delightful, adding an acceptable and endearing quality to the overall reading experience.
The only drawback I found in this book was the small text font, which might pose an issue for children wanting to read it. Despite that, I rate this book a perfect 5 out of 5 stars. There's no reason to deduct any stars, as I enjoyed every page immensely, harbouring no dislikes.
I recommend this book to children under eleven years old and adults narrating bedtime stories. The vibrant and captivating drawings and paintings in the book are a highlight, guaranteed to captivate any child who glimpses at them. Despite its brevity, the book encapsulates a wealth of ideas and teachings, particularly relishing nature, which I found enchanting. It prompted me once again to admire the marvels and beauty of the natural world. The absence of notable errors indicates meticulous editing, further enhancing the book's quality.
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Unicorns Know Magic
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon