Always Be A Unicorn

Karla Oceanak

Summary

Lets readers know they're special and loved, and that as unicorns—no matter what type of unique unicorn they may be—they were born to charge fearlessly in the direction of their most outlandish dreams. Themes of kindness, friendship, and courage. 
 

 Created by the same author-illustrator duo behind Goodnight Unicorn (50,000 sales to date).
 

 Unicorn picture books that cross over to young adults and adults sell well. 
 

 Strong potential as an inspiring graduation gift book (similar to Oh, the Places You'll Go!)
 

 Vertical / portrait format crosses over well to adults and is suggestive of a greeting card. Final hardcover will have a printed To/From inscription area on front endpapers. Acts as a greeting card and gift in one, or as a greeting card you can tuck a check, gift card, or cash inside.

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