Questions About The Last Unicorn (The Last Unicorn, #1)

by Peter S. Beagle (Goodreads Author)

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Can "The Last Unicorn" satisfy readers as a standalone fantasy?

Nessie (books_and_nessie) Yes, totally! After finishing the book, I felt there were no loose ends, and each character got their ending. All in all, it was a wonderful story

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hi is this adult or children's literature?

Samantha Matherne I would classify this novel as more of adult or even young adult (teenager, such as high school) literature due to the advanced vocabulary that is use…moreI would classify this novel as more of adult or even young adult (teenager, such as high school) literature due to the advanced vocabulary that is used throughout the story and some historical and literary references that younger readers would not understand. The story itself is entirely appropriate and entertaining for a child, which I can attest to having adored the movie adaptation when I was young. The original novel, however, if read by a child, would likely need adult guidance. I hope that helps! (less)

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Is this a graphic novel? I've just been looking on Amazon and that's what the sample looks like, but not the impression I'm getting from goodreads reviews. Maybe there's more than one edition and I want to make sure I buy the right one?

Kelly There are two versions. The graphic novel version (ISBN-13: 978-1631401275) has Peter B Gillis listed as an author. The newest Kindle Deluxe Edition o…moreThere are two versions. The graphic novel version (ISBN-13: 978-1631401275) has Peter B Gillis listed as an author. The newest Kindle Deluxe Edition of the non-graphic novel version is good as it includes the sequel novelette "Two Hearts" and an interview with Peter S. Beagle.(less)

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Este libro donde pregunto esta agotado. ¿Donde podría conseguirlo?.