There's No Such Thing as Unicorns by Lucy Rowland (author) and Katy Halford (illustrator) (UK edition)

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Suitable for 3 – 4 years

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With a search-and-find element, this picture book is perfect for all unicorn fans!
When a little girl is told there’s no such thing as unicorns, she doesn’t believe it for a second. Surely unicorns exist? After all, they’re always in books and films!
But if she’s has any chance of proving that unicorns are real, the little girl needs proof!

Super bright and shiny foiled cover makes this book THE perfect gift for little ones

Spot the hidden unicorn on each page

Inside illustrations are as special, fun and bright as the front cover, children will pour over each page!

And so starts a wonderful journey. Do unicorns exist? There’s only one way to find out…

Our February 2021 Ages 3-4 Book of the Month

I know there are so many books out there for those legions of unicorn fans, but my pick this month offers just that little bit extra. Not only do you get a satisfying and enchanting rhyming tale and a super shiny cover, but somewhere hidden on each page is a secret unicorn to search and find! The flow and rhythm of the text are perfect for expressive reading aloud and sharing. Rhyming books are great because they introduce children to how language works, get them listening to sounds, build word recognition and encourage them to make predictions for what might happen next – all great skills for becoming a reader.

I’m a big fan of Katy Halford’s artwork, and we know from our book sales that lots of you feel the same! Bright, eye-catching colours and adorable characters really do grab your attention and that’s all-important in getting kids to fully engage with books. So when it’s time to snuggle up for a story together, why not try this fun read that offers an unabashed fun tonic for these challenging times? Are there Unicorns? What do you think…?