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The Last Unicorn

Kevin Myers, Casey Sanchez-Moyers

Publisher: Bunny 17 Media

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Summary

Chuy, Casey, Jack, and their new friends venture into the Unicorn realm to seek help. Meanwhile, the Bigfoot brothers and Squeaky try to find a way to help Nessie escape Titan's capture and protect The Book of The Guardians. Who will win control and rule over the world's magic? Find out in this epic final chapter of The Adventures of Casey and the Jackelope! 
 
Note: This book series is designed to be fun and educational. Some words and phrases in the books are underlined. Definitions for those terms will be found in the glossary at the back of each book. The definitions included fit the context of their usage within the books. They also include the page number where the word is found so you won't lose your place. The stories also uses real researched locations and landmarks around the world. 
 
Fantasy Adventure - 66 pages - All Ages 
Written by Kevin Moyers and Casey Sanchez-Moyers 
Illustrated by Casey Sanchez-Moyers
Available since: 04/16/2021.

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