Light, cute, funny -- Picture Book Review Blog
- Cynthia Centerbar
- Mar 15
- 1 min read
WEE UNICORN by Meg McLaren combines comic and conventional styles to create a magic and fantasy be- yourself story.
Characters: the cut but loud protagonist WEE Unicorn; wise mountains; the teasing selkies, and the strangest creature
Themes: self-discovery & acceptance
Conflict: the page turns are driven by WEE Unicorns search
Plot: Wee Unicorn is introduced and the readers learns she is not like other unicorns.
The selkies tease Wee Unicorn and she in turn hurts the strangest creature.
Feeling remorseful and wishing to make amends, Wee Unicorn embarks on a journey to find strangest creature where she learns it is best to be yourself.
Perspective: third-person narrator with first-person dialogue
Setting: an imaginary northern Scotland landscape
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ISBN-13 | 9781623544935 |
Publisher | Charlesbridge |
Publication Date | January 2025 |
Page | 32 |
Age | 3 to 7 |