That's Not My Unicorn

What do our readers think of That's Not My Unicorn? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the bright colours, sparkly details and chance to touch the different textures, and many return to the book again and again.

What does the Pageticker team say about That's Not My Unicorn?

That's Not My Unicorn has bright, magical artwork and the satisfying variety of touch-and-feel patches, from fluffy to sparkly and bumpy. Repeated phrases make this an inviting book for babies and toddlers, who might like to join in.

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What is That's Not My Unicorn about?

Embark on a magical journey with That's Not My Unicorn, the 50th title in the beloved 'That's Not My...' series. This enchanting touch and feel book introduces babies and toddlers to five unique unicorns, each with different textures to explore. With vibrant illustrations and a little white mouse to find on every page, this book is designed to develop sensory and language awareness, making it a delightful addition to any young child's library.

About the author

Fiona Watt is a much-loved British author best known for creating the popular 'That's not my...' series of touch-and-feel books. She enjoys writing stories that help children learn and have fun at the same time. Fiona's books are full of colourful pictures and exciting textures, making reading a magical adventure for young readers.

Discussion ideas around That's Not My Unicorn

Which unicorn?: Which unicorn looks or feels most interesting to you, and what makes it special?

Textures: How would you describe the different patches in the book using your own words?

The little mouse: Where do you think the little white mouse is going, and what might it be looking for?

Being different: The unicorns all have different features. What can be good about being different from one another?