Bob is a Unicorn

Bob is not a unicorn. His friend George knows that. So does Stella. And Ted, and Larry. In fact, it’s definite: Bob is not a unicorn. Or is he?

Bob is a Unicorn celebrates both the power of imagination and the importance of always – no matter what anyone else says - believing in yourself.

From a parent:
Bob may not be an actual unicorn, but he believes in his heart that he is. Sometimes we all need a reminder to allow our inner selves some room in our day. My boys giggled throughout the book - they, along with Bob's friends, found Bob to be a little bit of a wishful thinker until the end when they realized that Bob was just following his passion. Enthusiastically recommended!

About the author:
Michelle Nelson-Schmidt creates coloring books, craft kits, pet portraits and amazing children's books! She lives in Georgia.
"I write and illustrate books for children. I love to laugh, I love to have fun. I do not have time for mean people. Life is too short to not do what you love for a living. Or deal with mean people. I like smiling. It's my favorite."