I dedicate this book to my family.

Once upon a time in Africa, there was a princess and her unicorn. They were best friends. The unicorn was from Chad, the princess was from Zimbabwe.

One day the unicorn was on her way to have lunch with the princess when all of the sudden two hunters caught her and took her to Texas.

She arrived at a farm in Texas, for 7 days, the unicorn was forced to work, pulling buggies and cars. They even called her a horse. That made her mad.

 Back in Zimbabwe, the princess was growing mad when she found out that her unicorn was captured. It was time to fight back. The princess grabbed her sword and  shield. Her crew packed up their things and raced down to Texas.  She was ready to get her unicorn back.  She was prepared to do whatever was necessary to stand up for her unicorn, who was like family. " By any means necessary". 

As the crew of hunters refused to give the princess back her unicorn they prepared for battle. The crew of hunters yelled, "This is our unicorn," ....but before the hunters could finish the brave African princess yelled, "you stole her from my land, she is our unicorn, we had her first", then she swung her sword and knocked the fence down. Behind the wall were many other horses and unicorns  that were stolen from their owners.

The brave African Princess yelled, "Release all of these animals at once!" She lowered her sword and shouted, "Who is in charge here? Who is letting this happen?"

Instead of fighting, she bravely stepped forward, staring down the leaders. She quickly opened the gates, leading the animals to freedom. The hunters tried to stop her, but the animals rushed past knocking the hunters down. The princess smiled—she and her crew had won, not with fighting, but with courage and determination.