Category: Boeken
Bevordert: Authenticiteit, Moed en Vriendschap
Unicorn Dares to be Unique moedigt kinderen aan om hun authentieke zelf te omarmen. Lezers kunnen positieve manieren ontdekken om verschillen bij zichzelf en anderen te verwelkomen en respecteren via het verhaal van Unicorn.
My son kept asking to read the part about facing fears with a friend, and I love how it starts real conversations about being yourself. The pages have a nice, sturdy feel that holds up well to nightly reading.
My daughter loves the page about being brave enough to say "no" to peer pressure—it really started a good conversation between us. The illustrations are colorful and capture her attention every time we read it together.
My 7-year-old son actually asked to read it again right after we finished — the message about being brave enough to be yourself really clicked with him. The pages are sturdy enough for his eager little hands.
My 6-year-old daughter loved the part where the unicorn learns it's okay to be different—the friendship theme really clicked with her. The pages are sturdy enough for repeated readings, which is great since she asks for it every night.
My son was nervous about starting a new school, but this book’s message about embracing your quirks really clicked with him. The part where the unicorn learns to celebrate her differences is now his favorite page.
My daughter actually stopped me mid-read to say she felt braver after the page about standing up for friends. The friendship lesson in here is way more subtle than I expected, and it's sparked some really good conversations at bedtime.
Our daughter loves the part where the unicorn learns to be brave with friends—she's been talking about it for days. The illustrations are bright and engaging, perfect for holding her attention during story time. I'm glad this book encourages her to embrace what makes her unique.
My five-year-old, who usually shies away from being different, asked me to read this three nights in a row—the way it handles bravery and friendship without feeling preachy is exactly what she needed.
The illustrations are so vibrant they caught my daughter’s attention instantly, and I love that the story teaches her to be proud of who she is. We’ve already read it three times tonight.
My kid kept asking to read it again last night, which is rare for a picture book. The way it talks about being brave enough to be yourself really clicked with her, and the illustrations are fun.