Unicorn Dreams

by Dyan Sheldon, Neil Reed

At first, his classmates tease him about having seen a unicorn, but when Dan's new friend appears by his side again and again, people think twice about their comments as their town is slowly transformed into a magical land before their very eyes.

Genres: Unicorns, Picture Books, Fantasy, Childrens

Hardcover

First published September 23, 1997

About the author

Dyan Sheldon is the author of many novels for young adult readers, including the #1 New York Times bestseller CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE DRAMA QUEEN, which was made into a major motion picture. American by birth, she lives in North London.

Reviews

[Richelle]

Great book that proves that boys can dream about unicorns.

[Rena Sherwood]

I am rapidly becoming a fan of illustrator Neil Reed. This time, he uses a full palette of vivid color, but still knows the value of black and white. He's a photo-realist ... which is a hard act to pull off in an urban fantasy story.

The simple, straightforward text is as painfully beautiful as the illustrations.

Although written for a UK market, I think American kids (and kids at heart) will get the gist.

Can't recommend highly enough. It's currently available at The Internet Archive.

[Melissa]

Book review of Unicorn Dreams by Dan Sheldon and Neil Reed

A sweet book that is either for slightly more advanced readers or to be read out loud. The artwork is more on the realistic side of things and isn’t skimped on. The books has positive messages about the power of imagination.

Recommended for unicorn fans and imaginative children.

[Annah]

I love this book so much i had to read it 2 times. Its all about a kid who thinks he sees a unacorn but no one bleeves him. Till he shos them!!! I love it And my sister Emma shes the best!!

[Suzette]

This book was great but not perfect like I like my books so yeah .It is Confucing me don't read it if you hate unicorns .Hho likes confucung things