This coloring book contains pictures of some very unusual unicorns along with text describing each one. The pictures are fairly detailed. My nine-year-old loved this book both for the variety of unicorns represented and for the information about each one. Gel pens are particularly useful in coloring the small spaces in several of the pictures. The book plus a set of the pens would make a nice gift. I would not recommend this book for the under six set due to the high level of detail in some of the pictures. However, this is the very reason older kids will love it.

A picture to color on each of its 32 pages. Each image has a short accompanying explaination of what legend or what type of unicorn is being discussed but that text does not overpower the drawings. Shaffer has done a good job of showing a wide variety of unicorns but I wish she'd made a comment on where she got her information.

This was a very sweet book with unicorn info, and cute coloring pictures. My mother owns a preschool called Kinderworks and all the kids there wanted to color it too!

It's got nice pictures and you can color it any color you want. It gives you neat information about Unicorns. My favorite is the double underwater Unicorns, because it's like a mirror, but not quite the same.