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Unicorn Day
Scritto da Diana Murray
Narrato da Stephanie Willing
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It's Unicorn Day, and all of the unicorns are celebrating! But when an imposter comes to the party, can the unicorns welcome all and continue their fun?
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Unicorn Day
Scritto da Diana Murray
Narrato da Stephanie Willing
Descrizione
It's Unicorn Day, and all of the unicorns are celebrating! But when an imposter comes to the party, can the unicorns welcome all and continue their fun?
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Goodreads Choice Awards Project: Read as many of the opening round Best Picture Book nominees as possible. 7 to go!Bright and shiny art and silly rhymes gave the book mindless energy, and there was a twist half way through that I didn't see coming despite the clues planted. If the book had stopped there, I might have given it three stars, but instead the twist was shrugged off and the tone quickly went right back to being loud, pointless, and boring.
Is it bad that I really hope there is a unicorn day song someplace that I can listen to? Even without the words set to music this book is just so much fun. The unicorns always obey the most important rule that everyone should have fun. And if your not really a unicorn, who cares, they want you, they love, and they want you to join the fun. Great message, great illustrations, a lot of fun all around.+16 #TBRread
It's Unicorn Day, and those magical horned equines are getting into the enchanted fun - braiding one another's manes, dodging cupcakes as they rain from the sky, getting into glitter fights - when they discover an impostor in the midst. Will they kick out the brown horse with a fake horn? Or will they prove that everyone is welcome at Unicorn Day...?There's never much doubt as to the answer to that question, as the rhyming text of Unicorn Day builds towards its message of tolerance and inclusivity. The accompanying artwork from illustrator Luke Flowers is colorful and full of sparkle, reminding me a bit in tone of Brigitte Barrager, who illustrated Uni the Unicorn and its sequel. Unicorns are very popular right now, so I can imagine this one going down well with fans. For my part, I was somewhat unimpressed, finding the rhymes a little awkward and the artwork a little too sweet.