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I felt that Red Unicorn wasn't as compelling as Gold or Black were. The storyline here wasn't as interesting and the world Tanaquil crossed into was too similar to her own. With the characters she met there being extensions of people she already knew, they weren't very interesting. It was the most self-discovery that she had on her journey, but it wasn't interesting to me. The character I loved best in this book was her Peeve. ( )

Possible Spoiler Alert:

Red unicorn was the necessary answer to Gold Unicorn: Gold Unicorn left Tanaquil unfinished. She didn't have what she wanted and was miserable and without goals because of it. During Red Unicorn, Tanaquil has another Unicorn and a whole new world, but it ties everything together- every world answers a need she has- this one resolved her need for love, helped her relate to her mother, and helped her figure herself out. I did like this trilogy a lot, but I'll be swapping it. ( )