SEC Unc Q2: Sun Blnd

by Gwen Hansen

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0449902978
• ISBN13: 9780449902974
• Release Date: November 1988
• Publisher: Ballantine Books
• Length: 122 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

We want the Series Back- SCI FI BOOK CLUB HELP US

I had the entire series when I was in 6th grade and by the time I was an adult half the series had been stolen. I've been looking for a copy of each for so long. Fabulous stories I wanna be Shiela! I wish the sci fi book club would print one book with all six original stories in it. I would so buy 3 or 4 copies. Such a wonderful and fantastic work of fiction should not be forgotten but reprinted so as to be enjoyed by a new generation- especially with the Harry Potter craze going on right now. The secret of the Unicorn Queen is better than him because duh- the heroes are women!

The Seceret of the Unicorn Queen Series!

I LOVe this series. I have like the first 3 or 4 books. I know there are like a dozen of them or so but I could NEVER find the rest of the books ever anywhere! Crazy stuff. STINKS now they're all outta print!

Sun Blind (The Secret of the Unicorn Queen, No 2)

This book was very good and had exellant details of places, peoples, and things. There was excitment in the battles and the journeys to different places. If you're a unicorn lover, well, this entire series is perfect for you! It has female heroins, along with male, if that matters to you. All I can really say about this book that might be bad, is that it ends! That might be a stupid thing to say, but that's how I feel. I love the series, I've read it twice, and that will be enough for now.

Absolutely wonderful series that appeals to all ages

I got the first book for my birthday when I was 8 years old. I absolutely adored it and eventually my brother found 3-6 for me. My copies are extremely well-wore, since I've read them so often. Even with these books being over 10 years old (and me being twice that), I still pull them off the shelf and read them on occation. They are extremely wonderful for young readers, but still appeal to older readers as well. I regret that I still do not have my own copy of the second book, and I really wish that this series had been reprinted. If you ever find a copy, count yourself lucky.