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"When a llama tries to convince a group of kids why nobody likes unicorns, will it be the llama who learns something in the end? Mixing humor with a powerful message, this read-aloud picture book shows how we are all unique and amazing in our own way"--
About the author
Karen Kilpatrick knows her ABCs and likes to tell stories, so she makes up combinations of words on the computer! She also is a mom of three, runs a nonprofit called Authors4Education, is the Marketing Chair on the board of directors for Women in Toys, and created the plush toy brand MeBears. Some of Karen's other books include
When Pencil Met Eraser and
When Pencil Met the Markers.
Summary
What will happen when a llama tries to convince a group of kids why nobody likes unicorns? In this humorous and imaginative tale, even the most hesitant unicorn fans will see why, in fact, everybody loves them!
Warning: Although silly, this book contains stealth educational elements like nonfiction facts about llamas, the importance about learning about others, and other social and emotional learning!Help turn “I don’t likes” into open minds by following llama’s hilarious but unsuccessful journey to prove that
Nobody Likes Unicorns!
Nobody Likes Unicorns is an instructive and imaginative read-aloud children's book perfect for:
Unicorn and llama fans everywhere!Kids ages 3 and upTeaching social and emotional learning (SEL) combined with nonfiction learning Talking about opinions and giving new people/things a chanceParents, families, teachers, librarians, and classroom storytimes for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary students
Foreword
Retail merchandising kit upon requestSocial media campaign, including extensive paid ads and influencer campaignSocial graphics available on Edelweiss
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"Readers will enjoy the amusing protagonist and whimsical scenes. Through the llama’s experiences, Kilpatrick emphasizes the importance of learning about others and avoiding presumptions. Some moments include informative educational elements, including a diagram of the llama’s anatomical features and a list of “REASONS TO ALSO LOVE LLAMAS.” The children are a diverse group, portrayed with an array of different skin tones.
A sometimes-silly but sincere story about respecting differences." - Kirkus Reviews
