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Heartsong’s Missing Foal

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This was a sweet book, I adore horses and unicorns and I think any child who enjoys them will be incredibly happy with this.
It was original, unique and extremely fun to read.

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Thanks for providing a review copy. I was unable to get into the book and wont be returning to it, so no official review posted at this time.

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My Review: When I saw the cover of this book, I knew I had to read it. I have always been a huge fan of unicorns and this would have been a book and a series I would have been obsessed with as a young reader. I like the unique backstory of the key to this magical kingdom being passed down from generation of girls to generation of girls, and it is explained a bit how it works. There are some gaps in the story that I found a bit confusing and think the other books in the series may clear up, but I don't think the target audience would notice those gaps quite as much. I like the unique world created for the unicorns and I want to read more about it. The illustrations weren't complete in my early edition but from the looks of what is planned, they will be great additions to the story and assist the younger readers in picturing the story.



My Rating: I would have loved this book as a young girl and I am so happy to see a series I can get my nieces started on reading! I give it a rating of Three Paws and a Stump Wag!

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This is an incredibly sweet story I'd be delighted to hand over to my youngest sisters, with gentle messages about the importance of responsibility and the value of friendship, alongside some really lovely magic. Even with the unfinished sketches included in the ARC, it's clear the illustrations are going to be stunning. Highly recommended for younger readers!

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Two girls—Iris and Ruby—are the keepers of a secret land full of unicorns, magic, and even a fairy forest. Heartsong’s Missing Foal is the stuff of dreams—Iris and Ruby have a magical key that admits them to the unicorn world and nobody else knows about it—like a secret garden but…unicorns. Iris and Ruby work together to save a couple of unicorn foals, introducing readers to this wonderful fantasy world. This book is charming and well-written, and the illustrations are a perfect complement to the story. Young, elementary-aged children will love reading this book, and even younger children will enjoy having it read to them.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my honest review.

(Review posted to The Fleming Readers on 10-7-19)

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Thank you to North Star Editions/Jolly Fish Press for sending me an ebook review copy through Netgalley of Heartsong’s Missing Foal written by Whitney Sanderson.

This book is so precious and I really enjoyed getting to read it. Two girls Iris and Ruby are the guardians of the unicorns a gift passed down through generations when one of their horses was about to have a foal they realise she didn’t come back when she should have so have to go find her.

I adored the two girls they were such sweet little girls, the story takes you to a magical realm and shows you a glimpse at the fairy forest and the girls have to be brave against something new and scary but they overcame it for their love of their unicorns.

This is a perfect book for young kids that love anything magical, love unicorns and like to go on adventures as this book features all of these elements. It’s a nice quick read but covers every area of the story you’d want from it; it’s an adorable story and worth reading.

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A cute simple book perfect for children. Would recommend.

Thank you to Whitney Sanderson, NetGalley, and the publisher for an ARC of this book.

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A great new series for anyone who loves unicorns. My daughter read this in one sitting and said it was magical and couldn’t wait to see what happens next.

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Cute book about unicorns and two girls who look after them, with a little touch of mystery and adventure. Loved it!

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ARC Copy...although the illustrations looked promising (WIP sketches only included), the narrative felt on the rushed side and probably would have benefited if it was longer to fit more details and pacing in.

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