Uni the Unicorn and the Dream Come True
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781101936597 |
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| Publisher: | Random House Children's Books |
| Publication date: | 08/29/2017 |
| Pages: | 40 |
| Sales rank: | 19,648 |
| Product dimensions: | 7.70(w) x 11.20(h) x 0.40(d) |
| Age Range: | 3 - 7 Years |
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Uni the Unicorn and the Dream Come True
4.7 out of 5
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3 reviews.
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Adorable sequel to Uni The Unicorn. Finally fans get the see Uni and the little girl from the first book get together all because they believe in each other.
I was happy to see this continuation of Uni The Unicorn as the first book ended abruptly and without conclusiveness. Getting to see the little blonde hair-girl and Uni together was bittersweet as they saved the dreary skies and magicless unicorn world.
Although the story is sweet it is a little too simple and yearns for more substance by the end. The story has so much potential but not unlike the first book it runs out of steam.
While I still think this is a good book there are just things as an adult that rub me the wrong way but for child I do not think they would be noticed.
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Nana’s Thoughts
The 1st book in the series Uni the Unicorn was a big hit around here. In fact, since its release I have given the book as gifts for baby showers, birthdays and Christmas. When I learned that there was a new Uni book being released I was very excited to review it.
The first thing you notice about the book is the impressive illustrations starting on the cover and continuing throughout the book. They draw children and adults right into the story.
When we enter the Land of the Unicorns it has been raining for days. No sunshine, no rainbows, no magic. Uni believes a little girl (because little girls are real) can make the rain go away. A cute little blonde girl that could be my granddaughter may be just the thing. What happens when they make the same wish at the same time? Well, you have to read the book. It really is a delightful story.
The age range of 3 – 7 is correct. A read to them story until they can start reading it to us. Those are the best stories. I am positive one little blonde girl is going to love this story when she comes to visit. The book will again make a nice gift for a child too with Christmas fast approaching.
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Nana’s Thoughts
The 1st book in the series Uni the Unicorn was a big hit around here. In fact, since its release I have given the book as gifts for baby showers, birthdays and Christmas. When I learned that there was a new Uni book being released I was very excited to review it.
The first thing you notice about the book is the impressive illustrations starting on the cover and continuing throughout the book. They draw children and adults right into the story.
When we enter the Land of the Unicorns it has been raining for days. No sunshine, no rainbows, no magic. Uni believes a little girl (because little girls are real) can make the rain go away. A cute little blonde girl that could be my granddaughter may be just the thing. What happens when they make the same wish at the same time? Well, you have to read the book. It really is a delightful story.
The age range of 3 – 7 is correct. A read to them story until they can start reading it to us. Those are the best stories. I am positive one little blonde girl is going to love this story when she comes to visit. The book will again make a nice gift for a child too with Christmas fast approaching.
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