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Review ------ "Touching, sweet, and full of fun, Goodnight Unicorn is a magical addition to any child's bookshelf. This perfect bedtime story will surely have boys and girls dreaming happily of unicorns. A story to read over and over!"— Jessica Burkhart, author of the Unicorn Magic series "A truly whimsical way to gallop into the sweetest of dreams!" — Jessica S. Marquis, author of Raising Unicorns "This brilliant parody of the nighttime classic will have fantasy lovers clamoring for more. The author charmingly sends the reader swirling into a world of enchantment. A must have for all unicorn lovers, young and old."— Pam Calvert, author of Princess Peepers "This sweet parody of the beloved children's book will horn its way into your family's heart." — POPSUGAR "Full of whimsy and beautiful illustrations...a wonderful bedtime read for unicorn lovers, Goodnight Moon lovers, and fanciful story lovers alike. My little one has requested it every night." — Jessica Leigh "It's literally impossible for any child to not fall in love with this picture book. Love unicorns? You’ll love this perfect bedtime story." — Book Room Reviews "I enjoyed this book thoroughly, from the beautiful, lyrical language to the bright, whimsical illustrations, depicting a myriad of mythical (and adorable) creatures, including fairies, trolls, gnomes, and more." — Frog on a Blog "If you're looking for a story that will help ease a young unicorn fan into , the gentle rhyme and lovely text in this book might do exactly that." — Bookworm for Kids "Any child who is captivated by unicorns will love this book!" — Carmen Gordon Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) About the Author ---------------- Karla "Pearl E. Horne" Oceanak is the author of the Aldo Zelnick Comic Novel children's series. Kendra Spanjer, illustrator of the Aldo Zelnick series, wore her beloved unicorn costume every day from the age of 5 until she outgrew it at age 7. Her favorite thing to draw was, is, and will always be unicorns. They both live in Fort Collins, CO. Read more ( javascript:void(0) )