You Should Always, At Least, Ask for a Unicorn

by Shirley Moulton, Shilo Dennis (Editor)

Overview

A young girl daydreams about having and riding a real Unicorn. She tries to find one herself, but when all her efforts fail, she decided to ask her parents for one. Hey, she thinks, You Should Always, At Least Ask!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798990388000
Publisher:	Magic Moon Books, LLC
Publication date:	06/03/2025
Pages:	32
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.09(d)
Age Range:	4 - 9 Years

About the Author

Shirley Moulton authored five Magic Moon books before she wrote "You Should Always, At Least, Ask for a Unicorn!" and "You Should Always, At Least, Ask for a T-Rex!" She continues to write more books in this series with the following upcoming book "You Should Always, At Least, Ask for a Dragon." Shirley Moulton has a BA in Psychology and a BA in Special Education. She also has a MS in Special Education. She taught Special Education for 30 years. Shirley has also taught gifted children as well as regular education children. She believes that each child has special talents and unique gifts. She loves being a mother and a grandmother most of all. Shirley has had fun writing these books, as most all children love dinosaurs (especially the tyrannosaurus rex), and unicorns! Shirley and her children and grandchildren also love dragons. If you see a large winged shadow, look up and you might see Shirley Moulton riding her dinosaur (jewel colors) dragon.

Shilo Dennis has a BA in Psychology. She has a love of storytelling and a keen eye for detail, which she's used to edit three children's books so far. Shilo also loves to sing and act. From ages 7 to 14, she performed in many solo vocal concerts, plays, commercials, television shows and a movie. Most significantly she played the lead role of "Mary" in "The Secret Garden." She also played the role of "Helen" in the "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" episode of Touched By An Angel, and she co-starred in the movie "Mr. Atlas." She continues this hobby by goofing off with and reading aloud to her family.