• Front cover view of Unicorns by Virginia Loh Hagan centered on a neutral light gray background. Library barcode sticker in the top right corner near the spine from "Maplewood School Library." Top spine shows bumping.
  • Back cover view of Unicorns by Virginia Loh Hagan centered on a neutral light gray background. Top spine edge shows bumping.
  • Close-up spine view of Unicorns by Virginia Loh Hagan centered on a neutral light gray background. Spine is square and shows no creasing. There is transparent tape covering the spine with an indexing library sticker at the lower end of the spine. Pages lay flat.
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Mythical Creatures and Children's Fantasy

Unicorns by Virginia Loh Hagan

Unicorns by Virginia Loh Hagan

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An Illustrated Non-Fiction History of Mythological Unicorns and Global Legends

Author Virginia Loh-Hagan explores global mythology and historical folklore surrounding unicorns across cultures. Moving beyond modern pop culture depictions, the text examines ancient Greek natural histories, European medieval tapestry symbolisms, Asian mythological horned beasts like the qilin, and scientific origins involving narwhal tusks and fossil misunderstandings.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Engaging non-fiction prose, archival artwork, and historical fact boxes give readers a thorough overview of mythological creatures. A solid reference choice for elementary folklore units, mythology fans, and young researchers.

Book Details

ISBN: 9781518171215

Binding: Hardcover

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Publisher: 45th Parallel Press

Pages: 32

Author:

  • Virginia Loh Hagan

Language: English

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