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The Secret Lives of Unicorns: Expert Guides to Mythical Creatures

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title The Secret Lives of Unicorns: Expert Guides to Mythical Creatures
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Dr Temisa Seraphini
Illustrated by Sophie Robin
SeriesThe Secret Lives of...
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:64
Dimensions(mm): Height 290,Width 245
ISBN/Barcode 9781838740504
ClassificationsDewey:398.2454
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher Flying Eye Books
Imprint Flying Eye Books
Publication Date 1 April 2021
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

If you thought unicorns were strictly imaginary, think again! Anatomy, evolution, life cycle, magical properties - discover just how much you didn't know about unicorns. Dive into the life's work of famed unicornologist Professor Temisa Seraphini with this beautiful, fully-illustrated encyclopedic volume of unicorn knowledge. Meet species from the fjords of the North to the unforgiving deserts of the equator as you discover the wonders of this enchanting creature from past to present. Now for the first time in paperback.

Author Biography

Professor Temisa Seraphini grew up in Nottingham where she first encountered a unicorn in the wild, igniting a lifelong passion for their study and conservation. She is now a leading expert on Unicorns and Unicornology at the University of Forgotten Magical Creatures. Sophie Robin is a freelance illustrator who recently graduated with honors from Edinborough College of Art. She currently lives in Glasgow.

Reviews

Robin illustrates in dramatic spreads that combine elements of fantasy with the aesthetics of a vintage picture encyclopedia. Seraphini's earnest tone will persuade nonbelievers, and maybe even move them to help dwindling unicorn populations (by picking up litter and growing native plants). --Publishers Weekly Wonderful detailed images of the different species of unicorns, the scientists, the landscapes, and other details described. --Youth Services Book Review