Poor, bullied Tazie forms an unlikely friendship with "Two-nicorn the Not-so-Unicorn." Two-nicorn knows all too well how Tazie feels. After all, she was born with two horns instead of one. She chooses to show off her radiant colors anyway by pointing Tazie to her true source of worth and identity in Jesus. Tazie gets another opportunity to face her bullies, this time she is armed and ready with truth. You do not want to miss her endearing battle cry, which leaves her accusers surprisingly speechless. This story in rhymes can be both heart-warming and heart-wrenching, telling a tale of friendship, bullies and self-worth. As girls, self-worth is something that we all seem to struggle with, because the world is constantly sending us mixed messages. We are to look, act, and feel a certain way to be accepted. But God's message is contrary to what the world says. God says: we are fearfully and wonderfully made, we are set apart, we are loved with an everlasting love, we are his masterpiece, he calls us by name, and so much more. We do not have to earn his love, he just simply loves us. This book was written has a fun reminder to hold on to God's truth, to what he says about you, and to find your worth in him than your heart will soar with purpose just like Tazie's balloon heart represents in this book. "Tazie and her Two-nicorn the not so Unicorn," is full of fun characters, bright cotton candy water colors, Tazie's pet rabbit to find on each page, and is written in the form of rhymes to capture kids attention all while reminding them of who they are in Christ.