In this unique, interactive graphic novel, early readers learn how to make good choices ? and even choose what the characters do next! Dragon and Unicorn are best friends who agree on everything. Well, almost everything. Dragon likes to follow the rules, while Unicorn is more of a free spirit, so sometimes they fight. Luckily, in these three stories, whenever the friends disagree, the reader gets to choose what happens next. Each choice leads to a different outcome, and at the end of the story, the reader can start again and choose a whole new storyline! Bestselling author P. J. Hoover lets readers drive the action in these short stories. The two characters are funny and relatable as they argue about clubhouse rules and what to do at a sleepover. As young readers consider the best way to deal with the interpersonal conflicts, they'll gain important social and relationship skills. Playful art by Lisa Wiley perfectly showcases the emotional drama in the stories. Strong curriculum ties to social-emotional learning, conflict resolution, and story writing combine with excellent character-education lessons in cooperation, empathy, honesty and teamwork in a totally immersive interactive package. AGES: 6 to 8 AUTHOR: P. J. Hoover is a former electrical engineer and the author of Problem Solvers: 15 Innovative Women Engineers and Coders and the popular Pick Your Own Quest series, which she writes under the pseudonym Connor Hoover. P. J. also does school visits and teaches writing classes. She lives in Austin, Texas. Lisa Manuzak Wiley is an artist and illustrator across multiple disciplines. She has illustrated children's books from picture books to chapter books, many with themes of whimsy and magic. She has also worked as a concept artist and illustrator for video games. Born and raised on Oahu, Hawaii, she now lives in sunny Orange County, California. SELLING POINTS: . Teaches important social and relationship skills and how to make good choices. . Characters model healthy communication and good judgment. . Full of humor and heart, starring two relatable characters with tons of kid appeal.
