Unicorns Don't Love Sparkles by Lucy Rowland (author) and Mike Byrne (illustrator)

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Great for any child who likes to stand out from the crowd, this is a unicorn picture book with a difference!

Everyone’s favourite unicorn is back, and he’s got a lot to say!

I do NOT love pink. Nope! No flowers or hearts.
I’m not a big fan of bright unicorn farts.
I really hate rainbows (I’ve said it before),
but there are somethings I dislike EVEN MORE…

Unicorn likes a lot to things. The only problem is that the things he likes aren’t exactly the same as everyone else.

Sparkles? He HATES them!
Balloons? No, thanks!
Cake? Yak!

But soon it will be Unicorn’s birthday, and – oh no! That means ALL of the things Unicorn hates will be smushed together and squeezed into the same day.
This is a DISASTER!

What on earth is Unicorn going to do?

The brilliant stand-alone follow-up to the bestselling Unicorns Don’t Love Rainbows
Bestselling author Lucy Rowland joins forces with star illustrator Mike Byrne for this laugh-out-loud picture book with bright illustrations full of personality
With themes of understanding, empathy and kindness, this picture book will resonate with children and adults alike
Perfect for children who love unicorns… and perfect for children who don’t, this really is a unicorn book with a difference!