Ages 5–8 · 7 minutes
Sophia Saves the Unicorn Kingdom
Spring can't start until the unicorns remember what they forgot.
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Page 1
In the kingdom of Everbloom, the unicorns' horns had stopped glowing. Without the glow, the blossoms wouldn't open, and without the blossoms, spring simply couldn't start. Nobody knew what to do — until a girl named Sophia climbed over the garden wall.
Page 2
"It isn't a spell," said the smallest unicorn, whose name was Pim. "We've just forgotten something." Sophia asked what. Pim's ears drooped. "That's the part we forgot."
Page 3
So Sophia asked questions all day. She asked the oldest unicorn, who remembered a song. She asked the river, which remembered a name. She asked a very unhelpful goose, who remembered nothing but honked encouragingly.
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About this story
The horns of Everbloom have gone dark and the blossoms won't open. Sophia asks questions all day — of a unicorn, a river, and a very unhelpful goose — until she finds the one thing the herd left behind.
Themes: Magic, Belonging, Persistence