Unicorn Princesses Series
Fairy Unicorns The Magic Forest
2017 by
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What’s inside...
Join Zoe and her unicorn friend Astra as they discover the enchanted world of the Magic Forest, uncovering mysteries and making new friends along the way. While staying with her great-aunt, Zoe discovers a magical world full of fairy unicorns. She soon learns that Unicorn Island is in terrible danger. Together with Astra, Zoe embarks on a quest to save the island before it's too late. This story is part of the Young Reading Programme, specially written for newly fluent readers.
Why read this book
- Stimulates imagination with magical unicorns and enchanted settings.
- Strengthens reading skills and vocabulary.
- Encourages creativity and problem-solving through storytelling.
- Ideal for family bonding over shared reading time.
The Big Picture
- Encourages courage through magical narratives.
- Fosters empathy and emotional growth.
- Promotes creativity and imaginative thinking.
- Facilitates discussions on overcoming real-life challenges.
Diversity & Representation
- Showcases a variety of magical creatures and environments.
- Promotes values of friendship across different magical beings.
- Encourages acceptance and understanding through fantastical stories.
Age
6-10
Length
112 pages
Text complexity
intermediate
Character Compass
Discussion points
What do you think makes the Magic Forest special for the Fairy Unicorns?
How would you help a Fairy Unicorn if you met one in the forest?
Can you imagine your own magical creature? What powers would it have?
Why do you think teamwork was important for the characters in the story?
If you could visit the Magic Forest, what is the first thing you would like to do there?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to visualize the Magic Forest and describe it in their own words, enhancing their creative thinking.
Discuss the values of friendship and cooperation as portrayed in the book, tying them back to real-life situations your child might encounter.
After reading, ask your child to draw their favorite scene or character from the book. This helps deepen their connection and recall of the story.
Relate the magical elements in the book to everyday wonders around us, fostering a sense of curiosity and appreciation for the natural world.
Use the characters' experiences in the book to talk about problem-solving and how your child might handle similar challenges.
What parents love
Vivid illustrations, very engaging for my 5-year-old.
Perfect blend of magic and morals. Highly recommend!
My child loves the unicorn characters, very imaginative!
Great for bedtime reading, both fun and calming.
Key Lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of teamwork
Explanation: In 'Fairy Unicorns The Magic Forest,' the characters work together to solve problems and navigate through the magical forest, demonstrating how collaboration leads to success.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by participating in group activities at school or in sports, learning to collaborate and value each other’s contributions for better outcomes.
Example Lesson: Courage and facing fears
Explanation: The story showcases characters who bravely face their fears when encountering unexpected challenges in the forest.
Real-World Application: This can encourage children to tackle their personal fears, whether it’s trying new activities, or facing academic challenges, helping them to grow and gain confidence.
Example Lesson: Respect for nature
Explanation: The narrative emphasizes the beauty and sanctity of the magic forest, instilling a sense of respect and awe for natural environments.
Real-World Application: Kids can learn to appreciate and take care of their surrounding environment, understanding the importance of conservation and respect for wildlife.
Example Lesson: The value of curiosity and exploration
Explanation: Characters in the book are curious and eager to explore the mysteries of the magic forest, which leads them to learn new things and grow.
Real-World Application: This lesson can inspire children to be inquisitive about the world around them, promoting a lifelong love for learning and discovery.