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Unicorn Races
A magical story every child is sure to love. Young Abigail wakes each night, dons her princess crown, and travels to a magical glade to oversee the great unicorn race. Brilliant illustrations bring this beautiful story to life.
- GenresUnicornsPicture Books
32 pages, Hardcover
First published March 15, 2007
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April 30, 2018
2.5 stars. When young girl goes to "sleep," magical unicorn comes to take her to magical place where she's a princess & oversees unicorn races. Not particularly well-written despite promising premise, but illustrations are colorful. A unicorn-loving child might still like this story.
November 6, 2012
Reviewed by Me for Kids @ TeensReadToo.com
UNICORN RACES is the sweet story of young Abigail, princess to the elves, fairies, and unicorns.
After arriving amidst the dark woods, Princess Abigail presides over the Unicorn Races, in which six beautifully colored unicorns will participate. To the second bright star, around the moon, among the waves, to the lighthouse -- the unicorns race happily, and Blue is declared the winner.
All enjoy a feast of cookies, cakes, and sundaes, but it is soon time for Abigail to return home upon her unicorn steed, Lord William.
The story is one that will appeal to young girls, with it's magical creatures and a girl who yearns to be a princess. It's the wonderful illustrations by Linda Crockett, however, that make this a true winner, to be enjoyed by children and parents alike.
UNICORN RACES is the sweet story of young Abigail, princess to the elves, fairies, and unicorns.
After arriving amidst the dark woods, Princess Abigail presides over the Unicorn Races, in which six beautifully colored unicorns will participate. To the second bright star, around the moon, among the waves, to the lighthouse -- the unicorns race happily, and Blue is declared the winner.
All enjoy a feast of cookies, cakes, and sundaes, but it is soon time for Abigail to return home upon her unicorn steed, Lord William.
The story is one that will appeal to young girls, with it's magical creatures and a girl who yearns to be a princess. It's the wonderful illustrations by Linda Crockett, however, that make this a true winner, to be enjoyed by children and parents alike.
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