The First Unicorn Rider
By A.F. Steadman
Shipwrecked George discovers unicorns aren’t magical friends but one may hold the island’s secret.
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This thrilling origin adventure introduces George Penhaligon, the first human to discover the mysterious Island and its gloriously terrifying unicorns. A.F. Steadman combines fast paced action, strong friendships and an amazingly imaginative world.
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What is The First Unicorn Rider about?
Thirteen year-old George Penhaligon dreams of adventure. After a storm leaves him shipwrecked on a mysterious island, he discovers that unicorns are real and they're fierce. Earning the trust of one unicorn, George delves into the island's magical secrets. However, a dark force threatens their newfound home. Can George embrace his destiny and save the island from impending doom?
About the author
A. F. Steadman is a British author best known for writing the exciting fantasy series Skandar and the Unicorn Thief. She loves creating magical worlds filled with adventure and unusual creatures. When she isn’t writing, A. F. Steadman enjoys reading stories and spending time outdoors, always looking for new ideas for her next book.
Discussion ideas around The First Unicorn Rider
Curiosity and courage: What drives George to seek adventure, and when does his curiosity become brave rather than reckless?
Trust between species: How does George build trust with Rebel Spirit, and what can their relationship teach us about communicating with someone very different from ourselves?
Legends and first discoveries: Why do you think being the first person to discover the Island changes George's sense of who he is?
Protecting a home: Who should decide how the Island is used and protected, and what responsibilities come with discovering a secret place?
Unicorns with teeth: How does the book's portrayal of fierce, bloodthirsty unicorns change the way you think about traditional unicorn stories?
Pages
288 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2025
First published
2025
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