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Snotme- The unicorn who thought he wasn't a unicorn

✍ Scribed by Bleakley-Thiessen, Ruth

Book ID: 109865672
Year: 2017
Tongue: English
Weight: 176 KB
Category: Fiction

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✦ Synopsis

There once was a unicorn called Snotme.

Unicorns are not only very rare, they are also magical, unique and original.

Snotme grew up with lots of unicorns, they were his family. And they were all very special.

Snotme never really thought that he was special. Come along and find out why he was given this name.

This is a delightful children's book with a powerful message about self-worth.

It's great for a bedtime story and with wonderful illustrations, it's a must for all children who love horses.

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