Review of Unicorns Know Magic

[Awoderu Juwon]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Unicorns Know Magic" by Charles Adkins.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Charles Adkins wrote the book titled Unicorns Know Magic. A brother and sister are in for an extraordinary encounter when a family of unicorns moves into the house next door. We learn about the new neighbors. They are four in number and each has unique skills. As the kids learn to fly with the unicorns, they find themselves traveling to new locations. They interact with new people and sample exotic foods. Unicorns are, it turns out, even more amazing at home and school. What other abilities do unicorns have? How long are they going to be there?

This was yet another lovely story, exactly what a children's book ought to be. To make it simpler for kids to understand, the word choice was also extremely straightforward. Additionally, I appreciate that the book is written from the perspectives of the young adventurers. That, in my opinion, would help kids relate to the story more. I was taken with how vibrantly illustrated this book was. On this one, the illustrator, Ros Webb, did an excellent job. Children who are still unable to read can still follow the narrative thanks to the graphics.

Nothing in this book bothered me. It was a pleasant, colorful adventure tale for young readers. Though it did not make the book any less enjoyable, I believe the text font should have been a little larger.

I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. It was a lovely and expertly constructed children's tale. They can take away a lot of knowledge from this book. From learning about new places to the food, and appreciating friends. Additionally, I found no errors, so the editing was flawlessly done.

I recommend this book for children under the age of seven. The story and illustrations are more appropriate for children of that age. It would also be an excellent bedtime story for parents to read to their children.

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Unicorns Know Magic
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[Alissa Deann Devargas]

This book would interest a lot of children. The unicorns in the story, the little adventure in it, the colorful easy-to-draw pictures, and the short poem-like descriptions all make this book attractive to children.