Unicorn NOT Wanted was a very fun story, about a unicorn and a pug interrupting the author's intended story. Unicorn NOT Wanted written and illustrated by Fred Blunt is a picture book about (NOT) a unicorn and a pug trying to weave themselves into a story about the Wild Wild West where of course there are no unicorns…right? My 3 year old was a little confused since it wasn't a typical story but my 5 year old son and 7 year old niece (who is obsessed with Unicorns) found it highly entertaining. A unicorn pretends to be a horse and his pug befriends a cowboy in this fun and silly story about being yourself.

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Unicorn NOT Wanted is a different and funny children's picture book about a unicorn and a Pug who want to join in the story, but the narrator doesn't want them to. The Dukes of Nofolk have always carried a bag made from unicorn hide when performing their duty as Earl Marshal at the state opening of Parliament. There's also lots of brilliant speech bubbles that encourage children to use a different voice to enact the character. My 7-year-old has read this with me three times, and she said that it is such a cute and HILARIOUS book. Thank you, Quarto Publishing Group, Fred Blunt, and Netgalley for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.Welcome to the Wild West, where there are plenty of cacti, and golden sunsets for riding off into, but NO UNICORNS! A humorous take on the unicorn trend, Unicorn NOT Wanted is funny picture book starring an uninvited unicorn that hijacks the story.

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Internationally bestselling superstar author Angie Thomas makes her middle grade debut with the launch of an inventive, hilarious, and suspenseful new contemporary fantasy trilogy inspired by African American history and folklore. There will be kids who enjoy this and who ask for it on repeat when it comes time to pick a book, but I'm not sure how many. Overall, it was cute, but I wish it had a little more substance and one less dramatic temper tantrum.I received an advance reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers. A unicorn arrives in disguise as a horse on the first pages, but when her hat is removed and her horn exposed, chaos ensues. Children will adore this fun read, and I can see it becoming a favourite at story times in many settings! I wish “Unicorn Not Wanted” had a bit more of a story or would have at least peppered some facts into the pages (in the way “Nibbles” does) because while it was fun and silly, it had little substance. Elizabeth I was given a unicorn horn by the explorer Martin Frobisher, which he had found washed up on the shore in Northern Canada and later became part of the Crown Jewels and known as the Horn of Windsor.