When a little girl is told there’s no such thing as unicorns, she doesn’t believe it for a second. Surely unicorns exist? After all, they’re always in books and films! But if she’s has any chance of proving that unicorns are real, the little girl needs proof!
Lucy Rowland works as a speech and language therapist for children. Her experience and passion for her work prompted her to make the leap into writing picture books. When she’s not daydreaming about story ideas, reading A. A. Milne, or thinking up new rhymes, she enjoys backpacking, baking, and long walks on the beach. Lucy Rowland lives in London.
Unicorns are a lot like Santa Clause in this story about a little girl who sets out to show her older brother they're real. Children will have fun searching for the elusive unicorn on all the pages.
There's No Such Things As Unicorns is a fun story for children ages 4-6. They will love helping to find the unicorns on the adventure that the little girl goes on in search of proof. I absolutely love the delightful illustrations! Every page is a new adventure with colorful characters and scenery. This story will keep children interested and excited to find out if there really are unicorns.
Rhyming text describes a young girl's search for unicorns despite everyone telling her they aren't real. Slowly we catch glimpses of a unicorn hidden in the illustrations until one appears at the end of the story.
A cute story about a little girl determined to find a unicorn after she's been told they don't exist. The illustrations really support the story. The kids loved searching for the unicorn too.