Books with title War Unicorn

Unicorn is a unicorn. And Horse is, well . . . not.Horse is brown. Horse is plain. And Horse can't stand the unicorn he shares a pen with. Unicorn dances. Tra la la! Horse does not. Blah blah blah. But when robbers kidnap Unicorn for a local circus, what will Horse decide to do? Packed with forty-eight pages of hilarious illustrations and deadpan wit, Unicorn (and Horse) is a funny yet endearing lesson on envy with one important truth: We are sometimes unicorns. We are sometimes horses. And happiness doesn't always come from pink cupcakes for breakfast.

Love can be deadly when your fated mate is a dark fae prince.Rule #1 Don’t trust goblins.Rule #2 Definitely don't trust fairies.Rule #3 Sometimes hallucinations can be the deadliest thing of all.Falling in love was the easy part. Met’s mom, his real mom, the Queen of the Underworld, wants Met to stay on the side of darkness. That means that I have to be evil or dead. I have too much shine to be evil, so....Meanwhile, Moros, Jax’s blood father, the demon/succubus wants me so I can lure Nightmare back to him. It’s a good thing I’m so good at dancing, because I have to stay on my toes between two different kinds of evil if I want to survive and claim my prince.

Aldric is content working in his family’s apple orchard—or as content as a fourteen-year-old-boy can be doing chores and dreaming up new magic—when he digs up an antique ring and releases a rude spell-bound unicorn. She claims she belongs to the king, but after her long imprisonment, she can’t tell Aldric which king that might be. Aldric promises to take her to the capital, and suddenly a simple three-day trip becomes an adventure. War is building on his country’s borders, and even with the help of Aldric’s new friend Iggy, and Gwen, the general’s daughter, it’s going to take all the military sword training, courage, and magic Aldric has to find the unicorn’s rightful king. Promises will be made, the bonds of family and friendship will be tested, with a war which changes everything. Can an apple farmer and one rude war unicorn save the country from the approaching enemy?

Ever since she was six years old, Carrie Weingarten has wanted to be an actress. So when Mrs. Wessex announces that their fifth grade class will be putting on a modern version of “Cinderella,” Carrie couldn’t be more excited—or terrified. Carrie loves the stage, but there’s just on little problem: She has horrible stage fight! Whenever Carrie’s in front of a crowd, her palms get sweaty, her heart starts pounding, and she totally freaks. Just last week she was giving an oral report on Egypt and she accidentally called King Tut “Ting Kut.” Talk about embarrassing! Carrie’s all but ready to resign herself to a life of just making sets. That is, until the unicorn on her bookmark suddenly comes to life! But how will a one-inch-tall beauty-obsessed unicorn named Bob be able to convince Carrie that she should come out from behind the curtain and take her place in the spotlight?

How often to do you fully listen to and express your own feelings before moving on to balance the rain and sunshine of life? A unicorn is rushing through the forest and oops...it suddenly loses its horn. It experiences a rainbow of emotions before making peace with its new appearance in the presence of a forest fairy that offers deep listening.A story about balancing the rain and sunshine, coming to terms with life's surprises. A message about fully feeling all emotions and deeply listening to what is happening within one self and the other before moving on. Once feelings are felt and expressed, the clouds of emotions pass to allow reflection over things judged as bad in order to see the benefit.The story also extends an invitation to look underneath ordinary happenings and beings to discover special meanings. Everything does have a tint of magic to it. It only takes eyes to see it!A story for read aloud sessions in classrooms or as part of bedtime storytelling and processing of emotions.

Being True Mates doesn’t mean you can be together.Rule #1 Don’t trust goblins.Rule #2 Definitely don't trust fairies.Rule #3 Sometimes hallucinations can be the deadliest thing of all.Falling in love was the easy part. Met’s mom, his real mom, the Queen of the Underworld, wants Met to stay on the side of darkness. That means that I have to be evil or dead. I have too much shine to be evil, so....Meanwhile, Moros, Jax’s blood father, the demon/succubus wants me so I can lure Nightmare back to him. It’s a good thing I’m so good at dancing, because I have to stay on my toes between two different kinds of evil if I want to survive and claim my prince.

YOU are the Blue Unicorn, and you live in the Rainbow Isle. Evil Empress, Yin Yang, wants to steal all the colour from you world, and she's captured your friend the Red Unicorn. You have to find a way to stop her wicked plans!This is a title in the interactive I HERO Immortals series - where the reader is the hero! In each adventure the reader makes a choice that affects how the story progresses - it really is 'decide-your-own-destiny!Written by the award-winning duo Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore (more commonly known as the 2Steves), and illustrated by comics legend, Jack Lawrence.

Ever since she was six years old, Carrie Weingarten has wanted to be an actress. So when Mrs. Wessex announces that their fifth grade class will be putting on a modern version of “Cinderella,” Carrie couldn’t be more excited—or terrified. Carrie loves the stage, but there’s just on little problem: She has horrible stage fight! Whenever Carrie’s in front of a crowd, her palms get sweaty, her heart starts pounding, and she totally freaks. Just last week she was giving an oral report on Egypt and she accidentally called King Tut “Ting Kut.” Talk about embarrassing! Carrie’s all but ready to resign herself to a life of just making sets. That is, until the unicorn on her bookmark suddenly comes to life! But how will a one-inch-tall beauty-obsessed unicorn named Bob be able to convince Carrie that she should come out from behind the curtain and take her place in the spotlight?

Aldric is content working in his family’s apple orchard—or as content as a fourteen-year-old-boy can be doing chores and dreaming up new magic—when he digs up an antique ring and releases a rude spell-bound unicorn. She claims she belongs to the king, but after her long imprisonment, she can’t tell Aldric which king that might be. Aldric promises to take her to the capital, and suddenly a simple three-day trip becomes an adventure.War is building on his country’s borders, and even with the help of Aldric’s new friend Iggy, and Gwen, the general’s daughter, it’s going to take all the military sword training, courage, and magic Aldric has to find the unicorn’s rightful king. Promises will be made, the bonds of family and friendship will be tested, with a war which changes everything.Can an apple farmer and one rude war unicorn save the country from the approaching enemy?A unicorn, a dragon, and magicians, just as they’re found in J. R. R. Tolkien’s masterpieces, The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, or C. S. Lewis’ Narnia tales.