Books like The truth about unicorns by Bonnie Jones Reynolds

Peter S. Beagle’s classic fantasy follows a lone unicorn as she leaves the enchanted lilac wood to find her kind, gathering companions and confronting destiny in a doomed kingdom.

Interview with the Vampire; The Queen of the Damned; Vampire Lestat: A series of vampire tales featuring Anne Rice's iconic vampire protagonist Lestat, set in 19th-century Italy and America, with an interview with the vampire character.

A sports‑themed work by Peter Gent, set in North Dallas.

A Unicorn returns from the mountains to cleanse a poisoned lake of a serpent in this whimsical children’s tale.

Irving Wallace’s novel *The Word* delves into Catholic faith, education, and archaeology, weaving a story that reflects the Church’s traditions and the pursuit of knowledge.

A harrowing fiction tale that centers on a kidnapping, exploring the psychological grip of fandom on those involved.

A charming children’s pictorial tale that marries the adventure of Noah’s ark with the whimsy of unicorns, inviting young readers to imagine the mythical creatures racing to join the ark amid rising waters.

A playful tale about a unicorn and a goat learning that envy can turn into admiration and ultimately friendship.

Set in post‑war Los Angeles, John Gregory Dunne’s novel follows brothers Tom, a homicide detective, and Des, an up‑and‑coming priest, as they investigate a gruesome murder that tests their family bonds and loyalties.

A lyrical Irish teenager's adventure against the backdrop of the 1916 Rising, highlighted by a celebrated fox hunt and subtle supernatural touches.

An imaginary life is a tale of Ovid's meeting with a feral boy in the Black Sea village during his exile.

When Arica falls through her grandmother's kitchen floor and finds herself in North Bundelag -- a land with two moons, singing rivers, and plenty of magic -- she knows she's in trouble. She hardly has time to figure out what's going on before she's captured by trolls and attacked by a swarm of pfifers. Fortunately, a gentle unicorn named Wish comes to her rescue. Arica finds that she can communicate with the unicorns through mindspeak, and learns they are badly treated by the trolls. She is determined to free the abused creatures, but the trolls lead her to a miserable work camp. There she meets the evil Raden, who wants to exploit Arica's powers. Even with the help of kind elves and the magic of the unicorns, Arica seems unable to stop Raden. Will she be able to save the unicorns and return to her own world? Readers will be enchanted by this fantasy as they follow Arica and the unicorns on her brave journey through North Bundelag. They, like Arica, will realize that the strange land is much closer to reality than they ever could have imagined.

[11], 289 pages ; 23 cm

A tale of romance and war in 18th-century New York, where a widow must navigate a tumultuous time and choose between two suitors, Loyalist and Patriot, before the war erupts.