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A review by babyleo
You Don't Want a Unicorn! by Ame Dyckman
5.0
Dyckman tells a humorous and delightful story about a boy who wishes for a unicorn and Climo brings it to life with her unique style. I loved the humour in Dyckman’s story and the interaction the narration has with the character. They speak to each other, rather than the reader and we get to watch this brilliant interaction while the narrator tries to warn of the dangers and trouble of having a unicorn.
Climo’s illustrations are to be enjoyed on their own because once again she has created wonderful drawings that are clever, funny, and suit this story perfectly. The pictures are bright and colourful and small accompaniments to the words on the page, which I love. There are also full page illustrations which allow a lot of fun as you study the drawings and find all the hidden detail and cheekiness that Climo has included.
This is the ideal present for anyone thinking of getting a unicorn and need to know of the hassles they bring before they introduce them into their home.
This review was published on my blog <"https://wp.me/p3x8rS-1OL">Lost in a Good Book
Climo’s illustrations are to be enjoyed on their own because once again she has created wonderful drawings that are clever, funny, and suit this story perfectly. The pictures are bright and colourful and small accompaniments to the words on the page, which I love. There are also full page illustrations which allow a lot of fun as you study the drawings and find all the hidden detail and cheekiness that Climo has included.
This is the ideal present for anyone thinking of getting a unicorn and need to know of the hassles they bring before they introduce them into their home.
This review was published on my blog <"https://wp.me/p3x8rS-1OL">Lost in a Good Book