This particular human, “Pip Bartlett,” seems to be the only person alive who can understand what magical animals are saying. Also, she is not very happy with Unicorns at the moment.

Looks sad. Obviously in need of a friend to spice up his summer. Also, no grass stains on pants. Probably doesn’t play outdoors very often.

Of all of the magical animals, the unicorn is the most famous, and rightly so. This noble and bold creature comes in all shapes and colors, boasts populations on every continent, and has been the stuff of legend for centuries.

Juvenile Pegasi are voracious, with a particular affinity for nut butters, especially chunky peanut butter. They also enjoy mashed-up bananas.

The Common HobGrackle is one of four species of Hobs found in North America. The HobGrackle is best known for its purple perspiration, which it produces in copious quantities when under stress.

The Miniature Silk Griffin is the most popular variety of domestic Griffin. It was popularized by an Atlantic City gypsy dancer who kept several pets and used them in her stage shows. Devoted, companionable, and trainable, they make excellent pets.

Fuzzles are friendly, boneless creatures of light brown or beige color. They get around by rolling and often travel in groups. Fair warning – fuzzles catch fire when scared or excited.

The Emerald Dunking Duck is a species of wild duck commonly found in the southern United States. In the 1950’s, ladies considered it fashionable to keep these in their gardens. Unfortunately, this particular species does not tame well, and hospitals report Duck attack injuries increased tenfold until they were banned from homes in 1963.

The Bitterflunk is one of the Americas’ more delightful and fascinating species. These social animals travel by bounding, sometimes up to 21 feet in the air. Their natural fearlessness and intense attraction to the color blue sometimes make them a pest in urban areas, but generally the Bitterflunk has adapted well to life alongside humans.

Little is known about the Scottish Bog Wallow.

Grims are one of the most endangered – and dangerous – predators. These stealthy, slinky animals are the results of a long-ago crossing between a Dire Wolf and a Ninja Dog.