“Didn’t you ever imagine things when you were little?” Ms Pinch sighed. There is no place for imagination during math class.” “But we use imagination in engineering and architecture and science. “Lindy Loom, we have a problem,” groaned Ms Pinch. Maybe they would use rulers to build the rocket?” Ms Pinch rolled her eyes. “I heard a rumor that chickens desperately want to go to the moon. ” Who can tell me what we use rulers for?” Lindy smiled. Where is it?” “Oooh, what if a family of anteaters tromped in and drank all the paints? Maybe they thought it was a juice bar.” “Or maybe Dominic hid them?” Asked Ms Pinch. “I seriously doubt capybaras weave hammocks.” “Oh, my stars!” Exclaimed Ms Pinch. “Capybaras are the largest rodent in the world and I bet they love a good nap in the breeze!” Ms Pinch sighed. He’s probably going to weave them into a hammock,” offered Lindy. “A giraffe.” “Where are all the jump ropes?” “I bet a capybara took them. “Maybe a giraffe stuck his head in the window and grabbed it.” Suggested Lindy. There’s no such place as Snork, Lindy!” “Has anyone seen my apple?” Ms Pinch asked one morning. Everyone except Lindy’s teacher, Ms Pinch. “Then, the Blorg roared so loudly that his teeth exploded.” Everyone loved Lindy’s stories. “Nobody would play patty-cake with Zink because she was from the Planet Snork and was made of slime.” She loved to tell scary stories. “My little brother farted so hard, he blew his pants off!” She loved to tell sad stories. And now here’s our reader for today, Whitney Hill.Ī unicorn Ate My Homework and Other Imaginative Possibilities by Julia Inserro and Miro Tartan. Fun4TheDisabled is happy to present today’s book, ‘A Unicorn Ate My Homework’, written by Julia Inserro and illustrated by Miro Tartan. So without hesitation, it’s the story of a girl with a big imagination. It’s Fannie here to read another book for you and me. And for a full transcript, visit We hope you enjoy!
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