The Naughtiest Unicorn
By Pip Bird
Mira’s grumpy unicorn Dave may be the key to saving their magical world—but how?
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.85
From 20 readers
What do our readers think of The Naughtiest Unicorn? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy Dave's cheeky behaviour, funny moments and entertaining adventures, especially when they already love unicorns. Some children find the straightforward writing helpful because it makes the story easier to follow.
What does the Pageticker team say about The Naughtiest Unicorn?
The Naughtiest Unicorn launches Pip Bird's cheerful Unicorn School series with a gloriously grumpy hero who prefers snacks, silliness and the occasional spot of chaos to behaving like a proper magical companion. Mira's growing friendship with Dave gives the story a warm heart, whilst the short chapters, lively illustrations and humour make this an appealing choice for newly independent readers and unicorn fans.
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What is The Naughtiest Unicorn about?
Mira is thrilled to start Unicorn School, but her assigned unicorn, Dave, is far from the sparkly companion she imagined. Grumpy and more interested in snacks than magical quests, Dave presents unexpected challenges. Determined, Mira teams up with her new friends and their glittery unicorns to embark on exciting adventures, aiming to protect their magical world. This humorous tale is perfect for young readers who love laughter and unicorns.
About the author
Pip Bird is a UK author who loves writing funny and magical stories for children. She is best known for the popular ‘The Naughtiest Unicorn’ series, which follows the adventures of Mira and her very cheeky unicorn friend, Dave. Pip enjoys making readers laugh and believes that everyone can have a bit of magic in their lives.
Discussion ideas around The Naughtiest Unicorn
Unexpected friends: Mira expects one sort of unicorn but gets Dave instead. How does their friendship change as they learn more about each other?
Being yourself: Dave is not like the other unicorns at Unicorn School. What makes him special, and why might being different be useful?
Teamwork: What do Mira and her friends achieve by working together that might be harder for one person to do alone?
School adventures: If you could attend Unicorn School for one day, which lesson or quest would you choose, and what could go hilariously wrong?
Caring for magical creatures: What do you think a unicorn needs from its partner besides food and magical powers?
Pages
160 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2019
First published
2019
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