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Sarah's Unicorn

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"Sarah's Unicorn" was my very first book I ever learned to read and as a little girl I loved it so much I had it memorized. I came on here in hope of finding my beloved story and I am incredibly sadened to find it is no longer sold. It's a shame such a great children's story is no longer available to everyone. I only hope children my age never forget the exsistence of unicorns like they have many other myths!

I remember this book so well. I waited for it after Foolish Giant came out. Then I was able to hear the story of A Monsters Ring before it was published. If you think Coville is a great author for children you should. Being a school teacher helped.
Sarah's Unicorn was one of the first books I was ever able to read on my own.

When I was a little girl in my grade school library, I came across this book. I had never finished a book all the way through until then. I checked it out every year more than once, and read it time and time again. It is a great story, and I hope my daughter loves it as much as I do.

It's a pity that it isn't on the market anymore. I don't even remember how young I was when I first read this magical book--I have loved it ever since, and, since losing it, have always looked for a store where it is still being sold. It's a wonderful little story with lovely illustrations, perfect for any beginning readers and unicorn lovers of all ages.

This is my favorite book to recommend to early readers. It has magic, an evil witch, a good little girl, and a unicorn. It also has a morale--people are basically good, so don't give up on them. The words in this book are easy to read for a 1st or 2nd grade student. As an elementary school librarian, I am proud to recommend it to teachers and students.

I bought this book to replace one that my wife had that was destroyed by our curious 2 year old son. It was in excellent condition and was everything she remembered it to be.

This is utterly a girl book in so many ways that it amazes me Bruce Coville managed to write it. But that's all right. As long as it's cute, has a great plot, and please little girls. Here are all the elements of a classic unicorn story: evil witch, beautiful girl, and, of course, the unicorn. It's almost too cute, but the young ladies six and under would be squealing for it. And it has a good moral, as we watch Sarah grow into a brave young thing.

I first read this book when I was eight years old. Children have the power to accept that anything is possible since they have not yet been turned toward the perils of reality. This book lets a child believe that magic can exist, even when you've lost hope. As an artist I must say that the illustrations are impressive and help bring the reader into the story. I am married now and expecting my first child, yet every now and then I catch myself gazing out the window at night in hopes I would see that magical beast appear

"Can you fix her?" is what Sarah says to the unicorn. Sarah wants Mag to be made nicer. I like Sarah's Unicorn becaue it teaches little kids not to be bossy.