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One Lonely Unicorn

by Meenakshi Bharadwaj

Book Details

Publisher:Katha
Published:2004
Pages:56
Format:BOOK
Language:en

Reading Info

Age Range:6-10

About This Book

This charming counting book offers a gentle introduction to early math concepts through the journey of a solitary unicorn seeking companionship. As children follow the magical creature through enchan...

Our Review

This charming counting book offers a gentle introduction to early math concepts through the journey of a solitary unicorn seeking companionship. As children follow the magical creature through enchanted forests and sparkling meadows, they'll encounter increasing numbers of friendly animals, from two playful foxes to ten twinkling fireflies. The rhythmic, predictable text supports emerging reading skills while the vibrant illustrations provide clear visual cues for number recognition and counting practice. Young readers will delight in spotting each new group of creatures while building fundamental numeracy skills.

What sets this early learning book apart is how seamlessly it blends fantasy elements with concrete mathematical concepts, making number activities feel like part of the adventure rather than a lesson. The unicorn's emotional arc from loneliness to joyful community provides an engaging narrative thread that will resonate with children while reinforcing social-emotional learning. Parents seeking engaging counting books will appreciate how this story transforms basic number recognition into a magical experience that children will want to revisit, creating positive associations with early mathematics that will support future learning.

Themes

Juvenile Nonfiction

Subjects

Juvenile Nonfiction