Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for May 22, 2014

Don’t just stand there Phoebe, give her a big hug

Aw now I want to hug a unicorn. but now I wounder witch Sad ending we got? like did some one die? or were the two just separated? It reminds me of Old Yeller, Little house on the Prairie (tv series) and the one episode of Hey Arnold.

Cheer up, Marigold. At least you’re still a unicorn.

And now they have a report to write. Got enough tissues?

How does the book ends?

Aww… Sharing a good read with a friend is awesome.

The dog or horse ALWAYS dies at the end. That’s why I don’t read those kinds of books or watch those kinds of movies any more. And it’s never a good idea to rush up to hug a unicorn, you might end up with a horn through your brisket…

And here I was thinking she’d be in denial.

Instead, we get the saddest unicorn I’ve ever seen.

Phoebe may end up with a little snot in her mane, as well.

I have to wonder whether the idea for this arc didn’t come from Erich Segal’s “Love Story.”

It’s okay to get sparkles in your eye Marigold.

I never saw “The Last Unicorn,” so I don’t know how that ended, that is, what happened to the last unicorn. I’m guessing it was not happy.

Not really Unicorn.

@ Dana: Don’t bother. It’s just so much pop-lit glurge. It’s always surprised me to no end that it reached bestseller status. I guess no one’s ever gone broke underestimating the literary tastes of the American public.

Death by Newbury Medal!

We might have been mistaken about what peops mean when they speak of a sparkle in one’s eye.

I rewatched the last unicorn…. I started crying again. :Sob: