De laatste eenhoorn

De laatste eenhoorn

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Format Paperback
Pages 272
Language English
Published Nov 1, 2009
Publisher De Vliegende Hollander
ISBN-10 904950051X
ISBN-13 9789049500511
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In a world where magic and reality intertwine, two authors, Peter S. Beagle and Peter Cuijpers, breathe new life into the enchanting legend of the unicorn. Their narrative explores the delicate balance between hope and despair, painting a vivid picture of a creature both fragile and magnificent. Through evocative storytelling, they delve into the unicorn's struggles and triumphs, reminding readers of the beauty that can be found even in the face of adversity.

As the tale unfolds, the authors capture the innocence and spirit of the unicorn, inviting readers to join in on a journey filled with wonder and introspection. Themes of loss, love, and the quest for belonging resonate throughout, encouraging a connection to the magical elements that shape our lives. Each page turns with the promise of discovery, transporting readers to forgotten realms where dreams and reality dance together.

In this timeless exploration of myth and longing, Beagle and Cuijpers weave together a rich tapestry that fosters a sense of nostalgia while also igniting the imagination. Their collaboration not only honors the classic tale but also reinvigorates it for a new generation, ensuring that the legacy of the unicorn will continue to inspire and enchant.

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5.0

I loved this book so much! So poetic and reminds me of my childhood and longing to be able to touch a unicorn and be around all kinds of wonderful magic.

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