About This Book
In this heartwarming picture book, Unicorn believes he must be flawless to be loved, especially by his friend Kitty. When he has an embarrassing mishap, he fears Kitty will no longer want to be friends with a 'not-so-perfect' Unicorn. The story gently explores themes of self-acceptance, the pressure to be perfect, and the true meaning of friendship, reassuring young readers that their worth isn't tied to being without mistakes. It's a sweet tale for children aged 3-7 about embracing imperfections and finding comfort in genuine connections.
Unicorn wants to be as perfect as everyone seems to think he is, so when he embarrasses himself in front of Kitty he is afraid Kitty will no longer want to be friends with a not-so-perfect Unicorn.
Discussion Prompts
1
What does 'perfect' mean to Unicorn? What does it mean to you?
2
How do you think Unicorn felt when he embarrassed himself? Have you ever felt that way?
3
What did Kitty do to show Unicorn that she was a true friend?
4
Why is it okay to make mistakes?
5
What are some things you love about yourself, even if they aren't 'perfect'?
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