Description Share Post A Believer’s Guide to Unicorns Jenni Desmond (Hachette) Do you want to know where a unicorn might live and what it gets up to? It’s more than Unicorn Post, for example, for this picture book is a research guide! What’s more, it’s a piece of lyrical wonder! Thereafter, we are encouraged to seek out clues. For example, what about in forests all about us? It seems that these were once places that mythical creatures loved. Then again, fog was their ultimate disguise and they way they left us. In fact, they floated into the sky upon clouds, unseen, leaving behind the forest floor where they were once in big numbers. Now, however, you might see one moving within the cloud formations, even one that’s unicorn shaped, but ‘sometimes they are just too high in the sky to be seen‘. Then again, they could be spotted eating cloud ice cream, or jumping, or dazzling across the night sky, a glowing unicorn shooting star perhaps? Furthermore, a unicorn ‘blessing‘ (family) might ‘confuse the sky’ with their colours and energy. They might even be heard thundering, or enjoying loud lightning strike parties! Jenni Desmond enthrals with the facts and wonder of A Believer’s Guide to Unicorns. In fact, it makes anyone, even hardened booksellers seek the sky, stars and forests. The movement, detail, colour and excitement leap from the pages. Bookwagon loves A Believer’s Guide to Unicorns. We recommend this beautiful book highly as one to read at bedtime and to know well and linger over often.
