Review of Unicorns Know Magic

[Bethany Kroeger]

[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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Abby, Georgia, Bitsy, and Chase are beautiful unicorns that move in next door to two children. They are talented and fun, and the children are thrilled to have them nearby. They believe the unicorns come from Mars or the stars, and as the unicorns fly them around, they become lost in a whirlwind of new possibilities. In the children's book Unicorns Know Magic by Charles Adkins, the unicorns share the unique gift of their magical powers with the children and open their eyes to the beauty of the world they live in.

Charles Adkins does an incredible job of appealing to children's imaginations and inviting them into a world of fantasy creatures. He uses the unicorns to teach the children valuable lessons about life and decent behavior. The unicorns are respectful, follow the rules, eat healthily, and clean up after themselves. In addition, the illustrations are creative and entertaining, and adults and children will both appreciate them. They are whimsical and well-suited to the enchanting story. I also enjoy the rhyming the author uses in the book. They are simple rhymes children will catch onto quickly and make the story flow nicely. Also, there is not an overwhelming number of words on each page, which makes the story easy to follow for children who can read it.

There is nothing I would change about this book or dislike about it. Unicorns Know Magic deserves a rating of five out of five stars and nothing less. It seems professionally edited, I found no errors, and I love the illustrations and the writing. I recommend it to young children, especially ones who love unicorns and magical creatures. This book makes you think about what you would do if you came across a unicorn (or four). What a fun adventure that would be. Parents and children will both love this sweet and creative story!

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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.

[Amy Luman]

Surely all young children would enjoy this. Unicorns are universally appealing, are they not? Also, those with such good manners are easier for parents to like. Thanks!