There's a Unicorn in Your Book

An interactive adventure invites kids to reach into the pages and help a quiet unicorn, whose singing has stopped because a worry gremlin has crept in.

For the kid who loves tapping, shaking, and talking directly to the pages, this one turns a wobbly feeling into something they can actually help fix with a finger wand.

• Big idea: Naming a worry out loud is the first step to feeling better.
• Vibes: Sparkly, gentle, and hands-on, with a soft emotional center under all the glitter.

• like to touch and interact with the book itself
• are working on naming and expressing worries
• enjoy magical creatures like unicorns
• respond well to read-alouds with a calming, reassuring tone

• Feelings & empathy: Why do you think the unicorn stopped singing?
• Story & problem-solving: What did you do with your finger wand to help the unicorn feel better?
• Real-life connection: What do you do when a worry sneaks into your head?
• Imagination: What do you think a worry gremlin looks like?
• Feelings & empathy: How did the unicorn seem to feel once its worry was shared?