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Once Upon a Unicorn's Horn
The book by Beatrice Blue
- Ages 3-8
- 7 minutes
- Read aloud
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Friday Favorites - Once Upon a Unicorn's Horn
Kat and Allison read Once Upon a Unicorn's Horn by Beatrice Blue and imagine a treat to share with a magical forest friend. Allison's choice is cinnamon rolls.
What the cast said
Welcome back to StoryBeam. The daily podcast where imagination shines bright. I'm Kat.
I'm Allison. We made it to Friday.
Happy Friday Favorites, everyone. Today our StoryBeam is shining a light on kindness, magic, and sweet surprises as we read Once Upon a Unicorn's Horn by Beatrice Blue.
Little June meets a pony that has wings but is too sad to fly.
That's right. June wants to do whatever it takes to help her new friend feel happy and zoom through the sky.
With a little creativity and a yummy ice cream cone, she helps create the very first unicorn horn.
Let's jump into this magical adventure.
[unclear speech] I've got mine ready.
Three, two, one. Let's read.
Once Upon a Unicorn's Horn by Beatrice Blue.
Here the cast reads Once Upon a Unicorn's Horn by Beatrice Blue. The book's own words stay with its author and publisher, so that part of the recording is not written out. Press play to hear it.
What a delightful story!
It reminds us how a simple act of friendship can turn someone's whole world around and create real magic.
Co-host, if you found a magical little creature in the forest, what special treat would you share with them?
I think cinnamon rolls, but did you know hot cross buns are like cinnamon rolls, but they’re just shaped like [unclear]?
Oh wow, I didn't know that.
That would definitely bring a smile to any magical friend's face.
Very sweet of you.
Grownups, if today's magical tale delighted your family, our StoryBeam suggestion for your weekend library bag is The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires A wonderfully relatable story about a little girl who is absolutely determined to make the most magnificent thing imaginable and discovers that the most magical results come from never giving up.
Check our show notes for the title.
Send us your favorite book requests.
That's right, send us your favorite book requests in the comments or send us an email.
Share a smile and a little magic with a friend today.
Keep doing what you love and spread joy.
Have a fantastic Friday everyone and we will see you tomorrow morning for a fun Saturday Splash.
And don't forget, keep on reading!
A little conversation goes a long way
After the story
After listening, imagine the magical forest creature in Kat's question. Draw a treat you would share, then think of another kind thing you could do for your new friend. Talk about a small kindness you could offer someone today.
What treat does Allison choose to share with a magical friend?
What would you offer the magical creature in Kat's question?
What kind thing could you do for a friend without giving them a treat?
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