Stuck with You

In Chapter 1, Unicorn shows Yeti her sticker collection. She wants to save the stickers, but Yeti wants to stick them everywhere! When Yeti uses a sticker without asking first, Unicorn is upset. But when Yeti apologizes, Unicorn forgives him. By the end of the chapter, both Unicorn and Yeti have stickers stuck all over their bodies.  

In Chapter 2, Unicorn and Yeti roller skate under the sparkly ball. But soon, Yeti wants to try rollerblading outside, on the rocks and the ice. But skating outside is really hard. Once Unicorn and Yeti go back to the skating rink, they have fun making a train, dancing, and doing the limbo.  

In Chapter 3, Unicorn teaches Yeti how to blow bubbles with gum. Yeti blows a bubble so big that both Unicorn and Yeti float into the air. When they pop the gum bubble, they fall back to the ground, but Unicorn and Yeti are stuck together by the gum that is all over them.   

Children learning to read will enjoy Unicorn’s and Yeti’s adventures. The text is simple and when each character speaks, their words appear in different colored quote boxes. Each page has large illustrations and three or fewer sentences. Beginning readers should be able to read the text alone and will enjoy flipping through the story multiple times to look at the colorful pictures.  

Stuck with You is a fun book for young readers. The brief chapters make it a perfect short read. Unlike the other books in the series, Stuck with You focuses more on the mischief that Unicorn and Yeti get into and less on teaching lessons about friendship. However, young readers will enjoy the story and the sparkly illustrations. 

Sexual Content  

• None 

Violence  

• None 

Drugs and Alcohol  

• None

Language  

• None 

Supernatural 

• Unicorn uses magic to create a path in the snow. 
• Unicorn uses magic to remove the gum that is sticking her to Yeti. 

Spiritual Content  

• None