There’s an adventure element to this one that I absolutely love as Anderson expands Amelia Fang’s world. In Amelia Fang and the Unicorn Lords, we follow our crazily loveable gang as they venture into the SCARIEST PLACE EVER KNOW - Glitteropolis! They’re on a mission to find out what happened to Prince Tangine’s missing mother and they stumble upon a huge conspiracy that could change EVERYTHING in their world.
This was even better than the first Amelia Fang book! My spoiler-free reading vlog of the entire Amelia Fang series: Please be assured that my opinions are honest. Many thanks to Delacorte Press for the opportunity to read and review. I won this book along with the first book as a two in one from Goodreads giveaway hosted by the publisher. It can either be a Halloween read or not because book 2 had unicorns, fairies, and leprechauns! I like this book for the rescue, a bit tricky as Amelia and her friends had to think as they go when they encounter trouble. I do recommend everyone to read this series. I have read book 1 and 2 because they were a two books in one however, I saw on Goodreads that there were 8 books to the Amelia Fang series. Now the gang not only needed to find Prince Tangine's mom but also needed to find his dad.Īmelia Fang and the Unicorn of Glitteropolis (aka Amelia Fang and the Unicorn Lords) was well written and illustrated. Armed with a map and disguises because the light feared the dark and vice versa, but upon arrival at the wishing well, their map got ruined and a the King shrunk into a bumblebee. Amelia and her gang were creatures of the dark and where they need to go was located with creatures of the light. Amelia learned that the King's wife and Prince Tangine's mother disappeared in Glitteropolis and have volunteered to help find her along with her friends Grimaldi and Florence. This book continued where the first book left off. I enjoyed the humor, especially at the wishing well.
A good story on friendship and how friends help friends. I loved the illustrations and how there are drawings on every page.
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