Suki Cat: Unicorn

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Author(s)

Grace Habib

Publisher

Nosy Crow

Genre(s)

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Release Date

September 16, 2025

ISBN

979-8887771984

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Who will Suki be today? Peek inside the box costume and play! Toddlers will love discovering what Suki Cat will become and then joining in with her dressing-up adventure—where she always saves the day!

In Unicorn, Suki Cat puts on her sparkly unicorn costume to help free a prince stuck in his castle.

From astronaut to dinosaur, this interactive series of vibrant board books with robust mechanisms is perfect for developing motor skills and inspiring imaginative play. Toddlers will enjoy pushing, pulling, and turning the chunky sliders to take part in the story and bring the action to life! The narrative-driven, rhyming text is perfect for reading aloud to help build book confidence and engagement, while the high level of interaction develops gross and fine motor skills.

Other titles in the series include: Suki Cat: Astronaut and Suki Cat: Dancer.

Editor review

1 review

new adventure for Suki Cat and imagination

September 01, 2025 (Updated: June 21, 2026)

Overall rating

4.3

Plot

3.0

Characters

4.0

Writing Style

5.0

Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)

5.0

SUKI CAT: UNICORN is another charming story about Suki Cat, who loves to dress up and explore. In this book, Suki Cat is a unicorn, and she goes to help free a prince from his castle using her unicorn abilities.

What I loved: The coolest part of this book is definitely how interactive it is, with elements to pull out, slide back-and-forth, and rotate. Toddlers will love getting to participate in the story and see it develop along the way. The colorful and bright illustrations add to the magic and keep attention on the pages. With rhyming text, this is a fun one to read aloud and hear. It rolls off the tongue nicely and smoothly throughout.

What left me wanting more: While past Suki Cat books have focused on jobs, this one takes a different direction. While the premise of imagination was still a lot of fun, the "case" that Suki helps with felt a bit forced and did not have the same level of flow or involvement as in past books. That being said, it was still cute.

Final verdict: Overall, SUKI CAT: UNICORN is an interactive board book that will work well for toddlers with bright colors and rhyming text.