We Need to Be More Like Unicorns

Ellie, aged 8, shares a charming story in her book, We Need to Be More Like Unicorns. The story highlights the magical superpowers, kindness, humor, and inclusivity of unicorns. She beautifully reminds us of the beauty in everyone and encourages spreading love and happiness, just like these mythical creatures. Her story is a heartwarming call to embrace positivity and compassion in our everyday interactions.

Ellie, an 8-year-old from Vancouver, BC, adores unicorns and has a passion for recycling. Her dad taught her the importance of caring for our planet and showed her how recycling can make a difference—and even earn some money. He also inspired Ellie to believe in herself, telling her that once she could read, she could achieve anything, even write her own book.

Ellie believes in spreading love and kindness, much like unicorns do. She thinks loving everyone is crucial and hopes her story brings joy and inspires creativity to make the world a better place. When she's not busy, Ellie & her sister Lexi love playing with toy unicorns. They found the ones from Schleich are the most realistic, highest quality, and come with a variety of accessories.

You can see Ellie and her sister Lexi featured in Recycling is like Magic's best-selling books, The Girl Who Recycled 1 Million Cans and A Recycling Adventure to the Scrapyard.

Learn more at UnicornAssociation.com and RecyclingislikeMagic.com
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