About this item
Highlights
- An Editor's Pick by BookLife for Publisher's Weekly and Purple Dragonfly Book Award WinnerIn a hidden antique toy store, Abigail finds an old umbrella that sets her and her dad off on an imaginative journey through the park.
- 3-9 Years
- 11.0" x 8.5" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Animals
Description
About the Book
A mysterious toy store hides a magical umbrella that turns Abigail and her father's ordinary day into an extraordinary adventure.
Book Synopsis
An Editor's Pick by BookLife for Publisher's Weekly and Purple Dragonfly Book Award WinnerIn a hidden antique toy store, Abigail finds an old umbrella that sets her and her dad off on an imaginative journey through the park. Or is it a magical wood?
Unicorn for a Day is based on a true story that happened when an otherwise ordinary walk home from school turned into a magical adventure, featuring knights, dragons, and yes-unicorns.
Join Abigail on a quest of heroic bravery to save the day!
Review Quotes
"A delightful picture book about turning the ordinary into a magical adventure...It features colorful illustrations, a warm and whimsical writing style, and brief text that will engage and not overtax young attention spans." -Reedsy Discovery
"This magical and inventive story is beautifully illustrated ... it will engage young, imaginative readers and their parents alike. Sure to become a bedtime classic!" -Kelley Creative
"A fun-tastic adventure full of magic and plenty of imagination, this story will appeal to early readers. Bright, bold, colorful illustrations ... young readers will want to spend time studying everything they see. More than just an epic adventure ride, this story also offers heartwarming themes and lessons that both children and adults will enjoy. Vivid and intriguing with mesmerizing illustrations. This is the kind of story that leaves you with a smile. Recommended to kids of all ages." -Readers' Favorite
"This book is adorable. It might just inspire a few young writers to use compose their own fantastic stories!" -Elizabeth Walters, Librarian, San Bruno Park School District