Raising Unicorns Your Step-by-Step Guide to Starting & Running a Successful & Magical Unicorn Farm [Review & Giveaway]
I have my boring 9-5 job. I wake up, I drive to work, I sit in a cubicle, and I do it all over again the next day. When? When will I find a career that suits my personality so well? I’ve always enjoyed harnessing magic, bottling Children’s dreams, and Unicorns.
I’ve always wanted to spend my days surrounded by these magical creatures. So I was overjoyed to find Raising Unicorns: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Starting and Running a Successful and Magical Unicorn Farm!
I know what you’re thinking; Why would I want a unicorn? Well, you’re stupid if you don’t want your very own Unicorn, but I’m going to tell you anyway. Unicorns can be used to provide dreams, happiness, ring toss games, and magical powers!
This book has everything I need to start my very own Unicorn Farm! Finally! I can receive fulfillment in my career! Raising Unicorns teaches you everything you need to know about Unicorns. It showcases the different breeds, what to expect at Unicorn shows, how to care for your Unicorn, and how to prevent Unicorn hazards.
Raising Unicorns introduces the various types of Unicorn farms that are out there. Did you know that Unicorn Farms are used as petting zoos, breeding, unicorn refuge, and harnessing magical powers for good/evil.
So pick up this book! If you’ve ever been slightly curious about these magical creatures; this book will enlighten you! It’s a great source of information for any unicorn enthusiast.
Want a chance to win a free copy? Comment with what you’d name YOUR unicorn. We’ll pick one of you at random at the end of next week for a free book.


I would name my unicorn Frances.
I’d name mine Horny because I’m horny…and so is my unicorn.
Shiny Buttons Fitzwater the Third.
Jerome…sounds like a decent name for a unicorn, right? I mean “Jerome the Unicorn” just rolls right off the tongue and it has that sort of cadence. (And besides, “Charlie” is already taken anyway…
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Sparkles, so it’s extra girly.
I’d name him Preston.