I Believe In Unicorns
Morpurgo Michael, Blythe Gary
Originally published as a short story in The Sunday Times, this rousing tale is set in a town in eastern Europe. In the local library, a boy becomes captivated by the stories he hears read aloud by the librarian, who sits astride a model unicorn. When war comes, the library is burned, but the children manage to rescue the books. They guard the books throughout the occupation, and when the war ends, they resurrect the library, full of their beloved books.
Reviews
This book was very good I used to love unicorns and I didn't think that boys liked them a nice book to read
Duchess Lacey Bertrand 31.08.2024
I loved this book because it had unicorns in but was still quite grown up and that is why I loved it so much! I would recommend this book to older children who still like unicorns.
Anonymous 09.08.2020
I liked this book because it had an 8-year old boy called Tomas saving a unicorn from a library on fire. I would recommend this book to people who love unicorns. My favourite character was the unicorn lady.
Anonymous 29.12.2018
i liked the unicorn lady who read all the books to children close to the end there is a war and the unicorn lady and the boy's dad helped take the books out because the place was burning down i would recommend this to lodes of my friends because they love unicorns!
Anonymous 02.08.2018
I believe in unicorns is a book for a child who day dreams and let's you believe in anything.
Anonymous 06.08.2017
Its a good story.
Anonymous 30.08.2014
