![]() ![]() “Unicorn Thinks He’s Pretty Great” illustration copyright ©, 2013, Bob Sheaīob Shea has created a fun story, whose use of sarcasm is a refreshing twist on the sometimes cloying language of books about friendship and individuality. Even Goat’s cloven hooves impress the Unicorn, who finds himself suddenly unhappy with his “stupid regular hooves.” In the end, Goat and Unicorn decide to combine their powers of uniqueness, becoming fast friends. In fact, he deflates the ball every time he goes in for a header (unlike the goat, whose curved horns are perfect). Turns out, it’s not so very good for playing soccer. ![]() ![]() ![]() Goat rides a bicycle, but Unicorn can fly Goat decides to make marshmallow squares, then Unicorn makes it rain cupcakes and when the Goat is showing off his break dancing moves at a talent contest, the Unicorn interrupts it all…by sliding in on a rainbow!īut it isn’t all rainbows for the Unicorn. Everything the Goat can do, the Unicorn can do better. It isn’t easy being a Goat, especially when the new kid at school happens to be a Unicorn. What to expect: Animals, Color, Sarcastic HumorĪ beautifully illustrated, sarcastic tale of interspecies rivalry and friendship. Publisher: Disney-Hyperion Books (June 25, 2013) Story by Bob Shea Illustrated by Bob Shea The Children’s Book Review | MaUnicorn Thinks He’s Pretty Great ![]()
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