My Magical Friends: Unicorn Rescue by Amy Edgar (author) and Jomike Tejido (illustrator)

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Product description

What would you say if you could chat to a unicorn? If you’re not sure, that’s okay. It’s hardly an everyday thing, after all. Well – unless you find a magical bracelet, like lucky Shelby. It’s whisked her into an enchanted forest – and now she can talk to unicorns! It’s amazing just to see them. It’s even more perfect to talk to them. And being whisked off on a magical mission is the icing on the cake. That’s right: Shelby is off on her first unicorn rescue! Quick – come and ride along!

A magical colour reader full of magic and mystery

The perfect short story to boost solo reading skills

Part of a charming series to hook kids into reading

Level 2 reader with more vocabulary and longer text

Product Details

Catalogue number

124 in UK Teen September 2023

Series

My Magical Friends

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407192178

Date published

January 3rd, 2019

Other details

76 pages

Condition

New

Part of this Series

My Magical Friends

Reviews

Jené Webb
on 16 September 2019

My heartbroken daughter

My daughter got this book from book fair and it came with a charm bracelet. We have a rule in this house that no book prize can be opened until the book has been read. Well she finished that book and loved the story and proudly wore her bracelet and told everyone it’s story. But then, she placed it on the bathroom counter and it was knocked into the sink and went down the drain. She cried so hard it broke my heart and I have been searching for a replacement.

5out of 5