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M**K
I love the illustration of this short legged unicorn
I gave this a five star because my grand daughter loves the book. She was very much interested in it . After I read it to her , she said the book was beautiful. I have never heard her compliment a book that way. Very nice in rhyming .
D**M
Sparks imagination
This was beautifully written in flowing verse. I love the whimsical, sparkly, breezy illustrations, as well. And you know I'm a big unicorn fan! ;) The text has a nice message, which is supported by the backmatter listing unicorns' immensely positive mythical characteristics. That's exactly what I love about unicorns. Their positive vibes! "Unicorns are secretive and very hard to find/but they can sense if you are friendly, welcoming, and kind" I also like the angle the author has taken with exploring nature and using items found in nature to make things (like the daisy-chain bridle with "ivy vine" reigns). Clever, fun, and sure to inspire outdoor activities full of imagination!
S**Y
Good rules to live by in life!
Rather than catching a unicorn, the idea here is to be a gentle friend to this rare, magical creature. Children are uniquely suited to provide treats & companionship that an elusive unicorn will enjoy. Being friendly, welcoming & kind can never be overstated. After the story’s perfect ending, you’ll find fascinating folk lore & crafts in the back matter. I always wanted to know how to make a daisy chain! The instructions for finding a unicorn are good rules to live by in life.
J**N
Another Magical Read by Sue Fliess
Sue is a master poet, and I just love her whimsical rhyming text. This is the most recent addition to her Magical Creatures and Crafts collection, and (like the others!) it beautifully captures the childhood dream of encountering one of those fabled beings. After all, what child hasn't imagined the ways they might trap a leprechaun or lure a unicorn? I would highly recommend checking this out at your library or buying it for your own collection!
J**E
Perfect read aloud adventure
How to Find a Unicorn by Sue Fliess, follows a diverse group of children and they go hunting for the mysterious creature! Romping through the forest, they build and create saddles, reins, and daisy chains to entice the unicorn out of hiding. Fliess, a master of rhyme, uses eloquent and surprising vocabulary, balancing learning and read-aloud ability perfectly. Art, by Simona Sanfilippo, is so child friendly and sweet. Brilliant!
A**S
A Magical Read
Fliess and Sanfilippo have done it again! They have combined clever, succinct rhyme with lively illustrations that make you want to go right out to find a unicorn. Kids will love the adventure and the challenge of preparing for the arrival of their own imaginary unicorn. Teachers should use the book, especially the back matter, to encourage creative play during recess. What a colorful, enchanting book!
P**I
A Magical Book!
HOW TO FIND A UNICORN by Sue Fliess and Simona Sanfilippo will have you believing in unicorns, if you didn't already. The cadence of Fliess' rhymed text and the palette of Sanfilippo's illustrations combine to create this magical read that will have young readers making daisy chains and looking for shooting stars. And the world can always use a little more magic, right?
L**M
Magic!
Kids who love unicorns will love this enchanting rhyming tale of a magical unicorn encounter. At the end--a bonus! A little unicorn history and fun instructions about how to make a daisy chain just like the daisy chain reins in the story. Another rhyming favorite from Sue Fliess.
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