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Toby has known little more than loneliness since he was taken from his home and his family was killed. He’s a prisoner, forced to heal the members of the gang that bought him from the men who kidnapped him. Until he’s not. Camden didn’t expect to find out that Sam’s brother, the brother who was sold to a gang, is his mate. He’s not sure where to go from here. Toby is understandably wary and cautious, and most of the time, he won’t let Camden close enough to talk to him. Camden doesn’t have a problem giving him the time and space he needs, but they might not have much of it. When the envoy from another pack arrives and demands Camden give up one of the unicorn shifters, Camden refuses, even though he knows the Rosewood pack doesn’t stand a chance. The pack is small, and its members aren’t warriors. He’s not about to give Toby or Sam up, but he has no idea how his people are going to deal with this—or if they’ll make it out alive.

This Magical Unicorn Birthday Book has blank lined journal pages decorated with unicorns, flowers, and hearts. Perfect for writing down secrets, wishes, hopes and dreams and everything magical in your life. Opposite pages are framed for you to draw and doodle and each page has an affirmation to encourage you each day you use your journal. It makes a great gift for a special girls Birthday to draw and write and celebrate their year. Fun to use and give in place of a birthday card. Perfect for Daughters, Nieces, Granddaughters and friends. 8.5 x 11 inches 120 Pages Soft Glossy Cover

Part of the Unicorn Jazz children's unicorn book series with animal friends in this happiness book include a bee, octopus, gorilla, cat, ocean friends, and Woof the Crow, who all show imaginative ideas on what being happy can mean.Bee-ing Happy with Unicorn Jazz and Friends brings all the animal friends together in this heartfelt book filled with happiness.Bee-ing Happy with Unicorn Jazz and friends is part of the children's unicorn book, Unicorn Jazz series, by author Lisa Caprelli and illustrator Davey Villalobos.In the first children's unicorn book series, Unicorn Jazz started off feeling a bit shy and unwelcomed after she moved to a new place far away from her first home. The idea of being unique is a lesson learned for Jazz with the help of her new flying friend, Woof the Crow, who showed her how to celebrate being different from everyone else and why she should not hide or change who she is. By the end book one, with her head proudly held high, Jazz made more friends to play with, not by trying to fit in with everyone else, but just by being her beautiful self.The main teachings from the first book on feeling openly content with your own uniqueness, belonging and believing in others is brought to life in color in this second part of the Unicorn Jazz series. Bee-ing Happy with Unicorn Jazz and Friends demonstrates how kids can positively involve themselves socially through illustrating that the little things in our individual day-to-day lives do matter and that each new day is another chance to make yourself happy by helping another. Whether it is giving someone a self-made gift, spending time with them by participating in something new

Exploring emotions and learning how to deal with them is an important part of social emotional learning for children. This sturdy board book, which features adorable artwork from the illustrator of Clever's popular title Don't Wake the Dragon, is part of the First Feelings collection of books from Clever. The story takes young readers along as Unicorn experiences things that make her happy: a friend coming over to play, a snack in the park with a friend, and playingoutside with more friends. Large lift-the-flaps on each spread are just right for little hands to explore, while engaging prompts on each page encourage children to try to figure out why Unicorn is happy in a particular situation. There's even a prompt at the end of the book for young readers to think about what makes them happy, and a spread full of flaps to lift.

Unicorn fans, this notebook is for you. Our unicorn notebooks are super cute and make great gifts for girls.

Pearl, Olive and Tweet go to a festival for ogres called Ogrefest! Pearl and Tweet dress up and have so much fun eating, singing and dancing... until a group of smelly gobble-uns crash the festival! Is the whole day ruined? Or can Pearl and her friends save Ogrefest?

In this historical fiction-meets-fantasy novel by award-winning author Jane Yolen, readers 8-12 will experience a world where a young boy with nothing but questions may have the only answer to solving a unicorn infestation at a medieval abbey. With humor, heart, and an empowering twist at the end, this book is perfect for Yolen fans and anyone who wants to make their voice heard. When young James asks one too many questions, his mother and uncle hope an education at Cranford Abbey will make him a proper noble—but when James arrives, the monks there are most interested in keeping the unicorns in the orchard from eating all the prized golden apples they need to save the abbey. Abbot Aelian thinks he knows how to defeat the ravenous unicorns, though it may actually be up to James to use his inquisitive mind to find a way to save Cranford Abbey and hopefully find a way to return home. A Plague of Unicorns: Features original, detailed illustrations that help bring the story to life Has short, engaging chapters and a print size perfect for reluctant readers Will appeal to lovers of unicorns, fairy tales, and books by authors like Avi and Karen Cushman Helps empower readers 8 to 12 feel like their voice matters, no matter who they are