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Uni the Unicorn: Easter Bunny Helper
A typical Easter tale that, for all its sparkle, lacks imagination. Purchase only where “Uni the Unicorn” is exceedingly popular.
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Uni and the 100 Treasures
With the use of repeated words and three- to 10-word sentences, this book leads children into fun and excitement on each page.
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Uni Joins the Team (Uni the Unicorn)
Though this tale includes unicorns, a soccer game, and teamwork, it ends abruptly, and there may not be sufficient action to excite readers enough to want a second reading.
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Uni’s Wish for Wings
Overall, a good addition to early reader collections to appeal to young patrons and help them improve their reading skills.
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La primera pijamada de Uni
An easy reader that may be used in a bedtime story hour at the library or a school unit referring to talents, good sportsmanship, and emotions.
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Straw
With such a child-friendly protagonist, children may be more inclined to absorb this lesson. Who wouldn’t want to “chill” in a frothy milkshake?
Don't Blink!
A playful, interactive read-aloud that provides an appealing bedtime-focused spin, even if it doesn't quite match Hervé Tullet's Press Here and B.J. Novak's The Book with No Pictures.
Don't Blink!
A playful, interactive read-aloud that provides an appealing bedtime-focused spin, even if it doesn't quite match Hervé Tullet's Press Here and B.J. Novak's The Book with No Pictures.
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