I recieved an arc of this title from NetGalley for an honest review. A wonderful story about fathers and daughters and what a good relationship looks like.

Book 189 of 300 ~ 2024

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A beautiful story about a girl, her love for unicorns, and her relationship with her father as she grows up.

Great illustrations and this story made my eyes a tad moist..

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

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This was SO cute! Loved the artstyle and Emma and her dad! We need more books like this, honestly!
Also: unicorns and kids obsessed with them? Amaze. Cute. Fun!

This sweet tale of a little girl growing up and developing more mature interests is sure to bring a tear to the eye of any parent, while the kiddos will enjoy the humor and the author's charming illustrations. A touching and funny book that will be read again and again.

I'm not crying you are . . . This book is such a loving portrayal of both childhood and parenthood. As a child Emma is obsessed with unicorns and her dad fully supports her even going so far as to be her trusted unicorn ride (obviously far superior to pony rides), but her interests start to diverge from unicorns the older that she gets. Not to worry, Emma has a daughter of her own who is also obsessed with . . . you guessed it . . Unicorns! The side by side storytelling of Emma and her dad's relationship as they both age through life's chapters was flawless. The illustrations were adorable and I think it's wonderful that the dad had tattoos because I don't see that in children's books very often. This book will be a perfect addition to my unicorn storytime repertoire and to my personal library for my own daughter. 5 stars!

A really heartwarming book about a girl and her dad.
The daughter is obsessed with unicorns, bed time stories of unicorns, posters of unicorns and every dressing up as unicorns. Her dad is always on hand to help her build her unicorn obsession.

As she gets older her love of unicorn fades but her father keeps all her unicorn memorabilia to savour the good memories.

When the girl grows up and has a daughter of her own, the dad, now a grandfather gets to share all that love again.

Beautifully written and illustrated.

An adorable story for little unicorn-loving girls and their Dads, especially a bearded, tatted son-in-law! This book speaks to a very tender relationship and how it progresses in time. The message was a too advanced for really small girls (1 and 3) but more appropriate for an older child, hence the 4 stars. Lovely graphics and touching words which almost made me tear up. I can see a lot of Daddies wanting to hold on to this one for a granddaughter some day!

I too love unicorns, so I loved reading about a girl who loved unicorns. THIS BOOK MADE ME CRY. Unicorns everywhere in the house... until there weren't... and THEN. No spoilers. Super quick and sweet read. I love the tattooed dad. 5 stars. Beautiful.

A diverse and inclusive and fresh children’s book with cute artwork, a projection of the future, a heartfelt story about differences and tastes, and lovely characters.
4.5 stars, rounded down, because I am begrudged that there is not more pages and more to that story since the plot has so much potential.

This book was okay. It was cute and a cute concept but not at all what I was expecting. I did love all the colours though.

A bond of a parent and their child is an amazing this, in this book the bond is over unicorns - such a great idea.
Emma loves everything unicorns and she bonds over it with her dad, as she grows and has her own kids, the same happens for her kids, and the book has a wonderful full circle to it. magnificent book!

This is a cute, simple picture book about a little girl's love for unicorns, and her dad's love for her and fond memories of her childhood as she grows. This will appeal to parents more than kids, since so much of it focuses on the parent's emotional perspective on a kid growing up, but unicorn-loving children will enjoy this book as well.

I loved this book. It reminded me of my husband and daughter. The illustrations are very cute and I love the inclusivity of the beard and tattoos. NGL it made me tear up a little when she grew up. But then I smiled again at his tattoo. A very sweet book.

Giddy Up Unicorn, written by Dani Gomez, is the story of a little girl named Emma, and her dad. Emma loves Unicorns more than anything, and her dad does a wonderful job supporting this love, even being a unicorn to give her unicorn rides. Emma loves to draw unicorns, spend time with her unicorn toys and stuffies, and play unicorn. But as Emma grows she has other interests, as we all do. But her dad still supports Emma in whatever way he can, and shows her the love he has for her.

This is such a sweet book about growing, family, caring for each other, and enjoying time together. And of course it has to have a heartwarming ending, which parents and grandparents are sure to appreciate! This is a great book for little ones to read by themselves or with a loved one. Thank you to NetGalley and to the author and publisher of this book for an ARC in exchange for an honest review

Thank you to NetGalley for a copy of this book! I loved the illustration style of this book but found the writing style a little wanting.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC.

This would be really good for kids with siblings who are significantly older than them and are moving out or reaching other adult milestones. So sweet!

This was one of the sweetest kids books I’ve read in a long. The first time I read this book I could barely get through it without tears, as a mom of 2 girls, who grow up too fast. That feeling didn’t go away after the 45th time my 4 year old asked me to read it again. This book has become a bedtime staple in our house.

Such a sweet story about growing up and the softer side of dads. Emma and her father love unicorns, but as Emma grows up, her interests change. Her dad holds on to those precious memories in his own special way.

This picture book is very well written and shows how parenting and children grow up together. The representation of a dad/daughter relationship is great- you don’t see that too often! The grace in showing that persistent love through growth is rewarding was perfectly depicted. The father having tattoos and long hair was also refreshing to see! Would recommend this for older children or to parents experiencing their child’s change in interests. #NetGalley #NetGalleyARC #ARC

Unicorns and Tattoos are loved by my library story time crowd, so I'm sure this book will be a hit! Although the story doesn't have the cadence to make it a great read aloud book for a group, the engaging artwork and the obvious love between the child and the adult in the book make it perfect to share one-on-one with a child. While the sentimental and nostalgic tone might make a caregiver thoughtful, the final tattoo twist should bring back the smiles! A wonderful and modern addition to the "my child is growing up" shelf at the library.