'Claudia experiences her first day at the School of Advanced Magic in the first instalment of this adorable series for younger readers set in the enchanted land of Unicornia.' Waterstones.com
'Unicornia: Learning to Fly... introduces us to a new world, to new characters and lets our imaginations run wild as we dive into to all the sparkly, wonderful, funny, creative newness.' Armadillo Magazine
'Bursting with excitement, and with whimsical illustrations by Diana Vicedo at every turn of the page, this enchanting chapter book is perfect for new solo readers especially lovers of fantasy and magic stories.' Red Reading Hub
'This book was a big hit with my daughter.... It’s a lovely story about friendship, new beginnings and trying to fit in.' Toppsta Reviewer
'Perfect book for my daughter.' Toppsta Reviewer
'Beautifully presented with pink edged paper and cheerful illustrations on each page.... The magic and creativity burst out on each page adding great humour.' Toppsta Reviewer
'What a gorgeous book! It has such beautiful colours & illustrations on every page, it really elevates the whole thing. My 6 year old loved the look of this book too.' Toppsta Reviewer
'What an ultra girly book. Pink and black illustrations and writing. Really beautiful and very different style... would make a really cute gift for a birthday.' Toppsta Reviewer
'I really enjoyed this book because the illustrations were beautiful.' Toppsta Reviewer age 8
'I shared this book with a Year 2 class. Quite a few of the children are fascinated by unicorns so they really enjoyed the story. The children enjoyed finding out about Claudia's first day at a magic school and loved looking at the illustrations. They enjoyed the humour and followed the story really well. The chapters are a good length for most 6 to 8 year-olds.' Toppsta Reviewer
'The pictures are so pretty and colorful. I love looking at them while I read. The story made me feel happy and excited because it’s all about believing in yourself and not giving up on your dreams... It made me feel like I can do anything if I try hard and have good friends. This is a good book because it’s fun and makes you feel really good inside.' Toppsta Reviewer, age 7
'In this delightful new read for 5-7-year-olds, (unicorns) are centre stage in a super-cute chapter book that I’m sure will go down a storm with younger readers. A lovely read to enjoy at bedtime, adults and their charges will find lots to discuss in the text as well as in Diana Vicedo’s delightful illustrations.' World’s Smallest Library