Happy Easter!
Looking for a magical Easter story your child will love?
The Unicorn Egg and the Tale of Harper's Hollow is a heartwarming adventure filled with kindness, courage, and wonder.
Join Alina the fairy, Amelia Sparklecorn the unicorn, and Harvey the forest elf as they journey through enchanted lands to deliver the glowing Unicorn Egg just in time for Easter. Along the way they discover that even the smallest acts of kindness can light up the world.
Perfect for ages 5-12, this beautifully illustrated story is ideal for bedtime reading, classroom storytime, and Easter basket gifts.
Why families love this book:
- A magical unicorn adventure children adore
- A gentle lesson about kindness and helping others
- Bright, colorful illustrations that spark imagination
- A perfect Easter story for young readers
A joyful read-aloud that celebrates kindness, friendship, and believing in yourself.
Add this magical Easter story to your child's bookshelf today.
Perfect for a 10-minute storytime, The Unicorn Egg and the Tale of Harper's Hollow is a heartwarming adventure bursting with kindness, color, and Easter magic. Follow Alina the fairy, Amelia Sparklecorn the unicorn, and Harvey the forest elf as they journey across enchanted lands, glide through cotton candy clouds, and deliver the glowing Unicorn Egg to the human world-just in time for Easter.
With its dreamy illustrations and uplifting message, this beautifully written tale is ideal for bedtime snuggles, classroom read-alouds, and holiday gift-giving.
A radiant reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can light up the sky.
A 10-minute magical read-aloud for Easter and beyond!
Join a brave fairy, a glowing unicorn, and a clever forest elf on a heartwarming quest to deliver the Unicorn Egg. Bursting with kindness, color, and wonder, The Unicorn Egg and the Tale of Harper's Hollow reminds readers that even the smallest good deeds can light the way.
A Note from the Author
When I first imagined Harper's Hollow, I pictured a place where kindness sparkled, colors danced, and magic bloomed from even the smallest good deeds.
This story was inspired by my own children, and by the idea that we can all help light the way-with our actions, our words, and our hearts.
I hope this book reminds young readers (and grown-ups too) that it doesn't take much to make the world glow-just the best of you.
- Dr. Tiffany Chheda, MD
