If I had a unicorn

Gabby Dawnay, Alex Barrow

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Thames & Hudson
20 August 2021

Children's & Educational; Picture storybooks

Series: If I had a…

GOLD award winner, MadeForMums Awards 2021

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to have a unicorn for a pet? Besides being much less angry than a troll and far more conveniently sized than a giant, unicorns only ever eat ice-cream for breakfast AND... every time you get upset they feed you candyfloss!

In this humorous, energetically rhyming tale, a little girl experiences exactly what life would be like with a magical creature for a pet - from sprinkling stardust on grumpy parents to sliding into football practice on a rainbow. This book, the latest in the bestselling 'If I Had...' series, celebrates the magic of unicorns in a way that will appeal to children who are allergic to pink.

By: Gabby Dawnay
Illustrated by: Alex Barrow
Imprint: Thames & Hudson
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 260mm, Width: 238mm,
Weight: 200g
ISBN: 9780500652800
ISBN 10: 0500652805
Series: If I had a…
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 20 August 2021
Recommended Age: From 3 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Gabby Dawnay is a writer and poet. She is a regular contributor to OKIDO magazine and a script-writer for children's television. Alex Barrow is a London-based illustrator. He is the art director for and a regular contributor to OKIDO magazine. Alex and Gabby are the duo behind children's picture books If I had a dinosaur, If I had a sleepy sloth and A Song for Bear, all published by Thames & Hudson.

Reviews for If I had a unicorn

'Absolutely brilliant, with wonderful illustrations and the most gorgeous endpapers you've ever seen' - @childrensbookshoplondon 'Thoroughly charming and truly magical ... a winning addition to a sparkling series' - Waterstones 'Vibrant illustrations in bold colours reflect both the real and fantasy worlds and characters of differing ethnicities, as well as the gentle humour of the text' - BookTrust