The Land of Afronia

Written by April Showers

Part of the Afro Unicorn series

Can two unicorns stop a villain from draining their world's color?

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80 pages

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Bookroo's summary

In the vibrant land of Afronia, unicorn friends Divine and Unique face a dire challenge. As they head to the Festival of Crowns, they discover Madame Imperious's plot to drain Afronia's colors. With a young Afrosaurus already affected, the stakes are high. Can they stop Madame Imperious and save their magical world from a colorless fate? Join their thrilling quest in this enchanting graphic novel celebrating joy, beauty, and inclusivity.

From the publisher

Afronia is known for being bright and colorful, but what happens when a disgraced unicorn wants to take the color away? Join unicorn best friends Divine and Unique as they journey to save Afronia in this all-new, action-packed graphic novel that celebrates joy, beauty, and of course, unicorns! Welcome to the mystical land of Afronia, where life is good and full of color. The Afro Unicorns can’t wait to celebrate the annual Festival of Crowns. But on the way to the festival, Divine and Unique come across Castle Monotonic, which is home to the mysterious Madame Imperious who wants to drain all the color from Afronia. Madame Imperious has already started draining the color from a young Afrosaurus. It’s up to Unique and Divine to save Afronia and the Afrosaurus. Otherwise, their magical land might be doomed . . . FOREVER! This full-color graphic novel is great for young readers beginning their graphic novel journey and graphic novel enthusiasts alike. It also features a Dyslexia-friendly font. When Afro Unicorn creator April Showers realized that her favorite emoji–the unicorn!–was only available in white, she was inspired to create a more inclusive brand for children of color to celebrate how magical, unique, and divine they truly are. “The brand, created by author Showers, has a cultural resonance that cannot be understated, and young readers will see important aspects of Black beauty and empowerment reflected in the characterization and storytelling of the Afro Unicorns. . . this appealing unicorn book has a significant underpinning of inclusivity.” - School Library Journal

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