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Reviewed by Frank Mutuma for Readers' Favorite
Riley loved unicorns like many kids her age. Her love for unicorns was evident in the numerous toys and unicorn posters in her room. Riley ate unicorn cupcakes and even had unicorn underwear. Of all the people who love unicorns, Riley was special because the unicorns loved her too. Because of the love they had for her, the unicorns started showing up everywhere in Riley’s life. There were six in her backyard, which she thought was amazing. Unfortunately, the unicorns started causing problems like eating her mother’s flowers and blocking the school bus as they followed Riley to school. Many unicorns also followed her to the carnival, which caused others to lose their spaces, and worst of all, many unicorns meant a lot of unicorn poop everywhere. The people in town were starting to get frustrated by the unicorns, and the mayor told her so right there at the carnival. How will things unfold in Too Many Unicorns by Trevor Crafts?
Too Many Unicorns by Trevor Crafts is wonderfully written and an interesting read that will grab not only the imaginations of young readers but also adults who might be reading the book to their kids. I loved the themes covered, such as encouraging kids to think critically to solve problems and people helping each other, which I believe will resonate with many readers. Trevor ensured the work flowed seamlessly, which ensures no room for confusion, and readers will also appreciate the use of appropriate language for the target audience. Ava Haghighi did not disappoint with the illustrations. They helped to capture the attention of readers. This is a good story, and I look forward to reading something else by this talented author.
