Sparkle The Unicorn Who Couldn't Glitter

By Zea Gobbs

A heartwarming tale of Sparkle, a young unicorn who discovers that true magic lies not in glittering like her peers, but in the uniqueness of one's own abilities. Ideal for children aged 6 to 10, this enchanting story illuminates the beauty of self-discovery, the power of friendship, and the importance of embracing one's differences.

 

Sparkle has always felt out of place in Mirabel, where every unicorn possesses the ability to glitter every unicorn but her. As the Festival of Lights approaches, Sparkle's anxiety about her lack of glitter grows, until her best friend, Lumina, a radiant firefly, encourages her to seek out her true magic. Together with Lumina and Fern, a wise rabbit with a shimmering fur, Sparkle embarks on a journey through the forest that leads her to an extraordinary discovery.

 

Prepare for an adventure filled with wonder, magic, and lessons on love, acceptance, and the beauty of being uniquely you. "Sparke The Unicorn Who Couldn't Glitter" is a must-read for any young reader ready to discover their own inner magic.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Zid Mohammed Lamine
• Release date: Apr 3, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224958177

Book preview

Sparkle The Unicorn

Who Couldn't Glitter

By Zea Gobbs

Chapter 1

Sparkle's Challenge

In the heart of the Enchanted Forest of Mirabel, where magic pulsed through every leaf and stream, lived a young unicorn named Sparkle. Her coat was as white as the first snow of winter, and her mane shimmered in the sunlight, yet despite her name, Sparkle harbored a secret—she couldn't glitter like the other unicorns.

One bright morning, as the forest awoke to the melodies of singing birds, Sparkle and her best friend, Lumina, a firefly with a glow as warm as the dawn, were frolicking near the Crystal Lake.

Sparkle, the Festival of Lights is coming up! I can't wait to see you glitter. It’s going to be so beautiful! Lumina buzzed excitedly, her light flickering with anticipation.

Sparkle forced a smile, feeling a familiar knot of worry in her stomach. Yeah, about that... I’ve been meaning to tell you something, Lumina. I... I can't glitter. Not like the others.

Lumina hovered closer, her glow softening. What do you mean you can't glitter? Have you tried?

"Yes, I've tried every night, hoping no one would see. But nothing happens. I feel like I'm