Pearl: The Helpful Unicorn

by Sally Odgers, Adele K. Thomas (Illustrator)

Pearl, Olive and Tweet are busy flying their kite on the beach when they hear a call for help. Someone is stuck in the Bothering Bog!

Can Pearl and her friends help them? Or will the stinky gobble-uns get to them first?

128 pages, Paperback

Published March 1, 2020

About the author

Sally Odgers was born in Tasmania in the 1950s, went to school there in the 1960s, married there in the 1970s, and had her children there in the 1980s. Her first book was published in 1977.

Reviews

[Scott]

Pearl and her friends meet a new friend, the dragon called Trudy. They help save her from the big before the goblins come. Same formula as the other books. If you or your child enjoys the first one, they’ll like the others until they become repetitive.

[Heather Gallagher]

Pearl is indeed a helpful unicorn. So helpful that when nasty Gobluns get stuck in a swamp she tries to help them. This is a fun new junior fiction series aimed at newly independent readers. It's a bright, vibrant book - black and white with spot pink that really pops! Pearl and her friends Olive the ogre and Tweet the (duh!) bird begin this story attempting to save a stranded kite. But what I really enjoyed about this tale of friendship was that it took some unexpected twists and turns. Unicorn loving kids will enjoy this new addition to the oeuvre.

[Nik]

Super cute, definitely collecting these for my niece.