Sage, William, and their new friend Livia want to build a unicorn. Their dream looks easy. Their cardboard creation has other ideas. With a few brave questions—and room to change their minds—the friends discover how learning begins. Set in a modern community maker room, How to Build a Unicorn explores intellectual humility: it is wise to admit what you do not know, and brave to ask questions. Imagination brings wonder, while testing ideas and asking for help bring their handmade unicorn to life as a craft they can be proud of. A Fluid Dreaming Story by Robert Wescott, told in gently rhythmic, rhyming verse for reading together. Expressive black-ink illustrations, sage-green accents, and spacious, high-contrast text make room for little dreamers and the parents and grandparents reading beside them. 32 pages. Recommended for ages 4–7.