The Last Unicorn

"I'm not really sure what to think about this book but I enjoyed it"

"I will never grow too old to love this book"

"I love Peter S. Beagle. Fantastic young adult author."

"Strange book, entertaining and easy read. But strange"

"I used to rent this on VHS all the time as a kid and I cant believe that I didn't read the book till now. I loved reading even as a kid and devoured [b:Watership Down|76620|Watership Down (Watership Down, #1)|Richard Adams|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1405136931l/76620._SY75_.jpg|1357456] after also renting that VHS a bunch. I enjoyed revisiting my childhood with this well written unique fantasy tale. I also found the story and the unicorn a little bit of a feminist icon. She gives up her easy life in the forest with no seasons to go on a long and treacherous journey to save her fellow unicorns. She is basically saying she cant be free unless all of the kind are free. Her friends, and even her lover, know that she is not something to be possessed but they take joy in being in her presence and helping her fulfill her goals. The "princess" saves herself in this one..."

"Really good book, it follows the old animated movie very closely which makes since I guess since the author was involved with the film."

"Wonderful story with beautiful descriptions. Reread over and over again"

"A perfect fairytale for all ages. Gets major props for having a joke about 19th century folklorist Francis Child."

"lovely, tragic, wondrous high fantasy that marvels at men and the world, and makes you marvel alongside it, but still never treats itself too seriously. "

"I love the movie and the book. In fact I've lost count how many times I've re read it!"