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A glory of unicorns by Bruce Coville · Booklabria

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A glory of unicorns

FantasyShort Stories

A glory of unicorns

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Award-winning author Bruce Coville believes in unicorns, and his mission is to make believers out of all of us with this collection of stories by distinguished fantasy writers.

The guardian of memory / Bruce Coville Tearing down the unicorns / Janni Lee Simner Beyond the fringe / Gregory Maguire Stealing dreams / Ruth O'Neill The dream-child / Nancy Varian Berberick The ugly unicorn / Jessica Amanda Salmonson Story hour / Katherine Coville The unicorns of Kabustan / Alethea Eason A song for Croaker Nordge / Nancy Varian Berberick and Greg Labarbera The healing truth / Kathryn Lay Child of faerie / Gail Kimberly The new girl / Sean Stewart

Subjects: Fantasy
Short Stories
Children's fiction
Children's stories, American
Unicorns

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