Title: The Little Unicorn
Subtitle: A Journey Within
Description: The Little Unicorn isn’t here to entertain.

It’s here to remember the parts of you that got lost along the way – maybe just yesterday, or perhaps the day you stopped dreaming.

This isn’t a typical children’s book. It’s gentle. It’s weird. It’s layered.
Illustrated with beautiful charcoal-style sketches (and the occasional splash of colour).

It’s for anyone who’s ever felt out of place, asked too many questions, or secretly hoped magic was still real.

Walk beside the Little Unicorn through a world of Hope, Doubt, Pride, Courage – and a very old Dragon who swears it’s trying its best.

Perfect for thoughtful kids and thoughtful adults alike.

It just might find you exactly where you are. You won’t be the same when you finish it.

And that’s kind of the point.
Subjects: fantasy, allegory, inner journey, emotional healing, magical realism, hope, doubt, courage, unicorn, philosophical fiction, visionary fiction, self-discovery, fable, mythical creatures
Places: No-Place, The Mountain of Keys, The Ocean of Tears, The Canyon of Wisdom, The Forest of Fear, The Valley of Friendship
People: The Little Unicorn, Love, Doubt, Freedom, War, The Old Dragon, Courage, Pride, Hope, Honesty
Time periods: Timeless, a mythical realm outside time, beyond the boundaries of reality