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Compare book prices from over , booksellers. Find The Truth About Unicorns () by Giblin, James Cross. Giblin's (Chimney Sweeps ; The Truth About Santa Claus) meticulously researched text examines the historical, mythical, religious and physical significance of the unicorn. He describes unicornlike creatures that have existed through the ages, beginning with a "dinosaur unicorn" that lived million years ago/5(9). The Truth about Unicorns. James Giblin. HarperCollinsPublishers, - Juvenile Nonfiction - pages. 7 Reviews. Describes the origins of the unicorn, including the real-life animals that inspired it, and the various myths told about unicorns throughout the world. More»/5(7).

The Truth About Unicorns. James Cross Giblin. HarperCollins, Apr 4, - Juvenile Nonfiction - pages. 7 Reviews "Ranging from ancient Greece and China to medieval Europe, and from Hindu myth and the Bible to contemporary greeting cards, Giblin traces the history of the belief about the fabulous unicorn and its enduring hold on the human. The Truth About Unicorns by James Cross Giblin, March , HarperTrophy edition, in English. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for A Trophy Nonfiction Bk.: The Truth about Unicorns by James Cross Giblin (, Trade Paperback) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

Truth About Unicorns [Giblin, James Cross] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Truth About Unicorns. The Truth About Unicorns by Jennifer Hykes. The truth about unicorns is, you can never catch a unicorn. That’s the truth of them, and that’s the pain of them, too. You can be a virgin your whole life, you can sit for months or years in a field holding a golden bridle, or a. James Cross Giblin, Michael McDermott (Illustrations) · Rating details · 87 ratings · 15 reviews. "Ranging from ancient Greece and China to medieval Europe, and from Hindu myth and the Bible to contemporary greeting cards, Giblin traces the history of the belief about the fabulous unicorn and its enduring hold on the human imagination. His perspective is multicultural, his research scholarly, and his style casual and open with vivid examples in story and pictures."—BL.