Unicorns Love Ice Cream is the much-anticipated sequel to the smash hit Dinos Love Donuts that topped the charts for a reason: Readers said: “If Dragons Love Tacos was written by Dr. Seuss” and “THIS is the book that saved our bedtime routine. Goodnight Moon begone, my kids BEG to go to bed so they can read this!”
Unicorns may love Ice Cream, but not as much as your kids will DEVOUR this HILARIOUS book again and again!
You’ll LOVE this book if you love…
✓ Modern, energetic, and edgy rhyme schemes — more like Encanto music from Disney or Fox In Sox by Dr. Seuss than it is like Goodnight Moon! A slight challenge to keep it interesting!
✓ A wacky storyline that will keep you guessing at every turn!
✓ Fantastic bedtime bribes that kids will want to read again and again (with a re-readable ~3 minute read time!)
✓ A wide range of vocabulary to help both younger and older readers expand their language skills
✓ Sparking a love of reading in even the most hesitant children!
✓ Silly and colorful art that will make you smile and laugh on every page
✓ Subtle grown-up humor built in!
✓ A surprise, twist ending that will make you snicker every time!
✓ Unicorns, Ice Cream, and Unicorn Racing!
Just like the Unicorns, GALLOP towards that “add to cart” button and get the laughter started today!
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Mythical Feasts books are strongly endorsed by educators and speech pathologists. Influencer SpiffySpeech said:
- 🍩 They include song-like rhythm and rhyme, and are packed with alliteration. This makes them perfect for reaching phonological awareness (i.e., pre-reading) skills.
- 🍨 The fact that these books become tongue-twisters when read quickly makes them ideal for working on speech sound generalization (i.e., have the student read aloud using their sounds!)
- 🍩 Loaded with tier-two vocabulary and figures of speech, allowing kids to work on definitions, synonyms, and context clues.
- 🍨 The plots take unexpected turns, so they can be used to work on making predictions (ex: What do you think might happen next?) and answering critical thinking questions (ex: Why do you think that?)
- 🍩 The wide variety of dinos, unicorns, and desserts can be used to work on comparing and contrasting (i.e., How are they alike? How are they different?)
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