Magic Unicorn

Description

Magic Unicorn flies through the sky! the glittery pink cover opens to a 3d Magic Unicorn with fluffy white wings, a rainbow mane, and a pearly spiral horn. This fantasy card is a favorite of little girls. 100% of little girls polled said yes, they do like unicorns. They rate them as highly as fairies, mermaids, princesses, Daddy, and birthdays.

There is a little tab to pull out a hidden note card where you can write your loving message. The Magic Unicorn is a hit for birthdays, a card for grandparents to give. Also a fun Mother’s Day card or Valentine.

Message:

Sparkle wherever you go.

Believe in magic and yourself.

Everything’s better with a unicorn.

You are magical like a unicorn.

I wish I were a unicorn, so I could stab idiots with my head!

A friend told me I’m delusional. I almost fell off my unicorn.

Ponies are good, unicorns are better, sparkly pink unicorns are the best.

Roll me in fairy dust and call me a unicorn.

You may have stopped believing in unicorns, but they never stopped believing in you.

Unicorn Facts:

1. A baby unicorn is called a sparkle.
2. The Magic Unicorn is a very rare species of unicorn. They are known to have special powers that let them fly very fast, and have special healing powers, that let them heal their riders.
3. According to mythology, whoever touches a pure white Unicorn will find happiness and joy their entire life.
4. The Magic Unicorn is thought to hold divine truth and will pierce the heart of a liar with its horn.
5. Unicorns symbolize feminine energy and magic. There are references in  fantasy novels, children’s books, and other mythical stories throughout the ages. It’s because the unicorn is a fascinating mythical animal that captivates our imagination.
6. Legend has it that the creature is tireless when pursued, yet falls meekly to the ground when approached by someone with a pure heart. It is reputed to live for a thousand years and to be the noblest of animals.
7. Unicorns with wings are called Pegasus.

Quote:

“I was bathing in a lake when I saw the unicorn…. It is an injustice to say merely that its coat was white. Oh, it was white, all right, but it was more than that. It was a white like I remember the best vanilla ice cream, but finer and smoother. Sometimes the sun hit it just right and bright rainbow crescents fanned out like light through a fine spray of water. The hooves were mirror bright- platinum or silver, I couldn’t tell. A distant lighthouse beacon on a lonely night, the spiral horn rose from the noble head: milky white, warm and welcoming…. Eyes full of life and intelligence. Eyes I could fall into. Lover’s eyes…. As it moved, the mane shimmered on its muscular neck like a road on a hot day.” ~Steven R. Boyett