Book description
Lila the little llama has always wanted to meet a unicorn. But where to find one?
She follows the rainbow until she meets a very strange unicorn... not at all like what she imagined.
An illustrated children's book about friendship and following your dreams.
Why read it?
1 author picked The Little Llama Meets a Unicorn as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Everyone loves llamas and unicorns so being able to read a book that combines these two beautiful creatures is amazing. Lila the Llama knew if she wanted to find a unicorn, she needed to find a rainbow, so off she went. The creature she found was incredible. Children will love the imagination, creativity, and surprise ending!
From Kimberley's list on that capture the magic of unicorns.
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