This week I read The Red Sea Sharks, the 19th book in Hergé’s Tintin series, and I have to say—it’s easily one of the most exciting and tightly plotted adventures so far. As someone rereading these books with adult eyes (and a healthy dose of nostalgia from those elementary school library days), this one really hits all the marks.

First off, the book is filled with stories about people who've actually seen unicorns. Can you believe it? Real-life unicorn sightings! And it doesn't stop there. It dives into all the yummy stuff unicorns eat, shows a map of where you can find them around the world, and even explains how you can join the Magical Unicorn Society. Plus, it shows what unicorn tracks look like, so we can all become unicorn trackers!