The fifth book in A Unicorn Named Sparkle series is about finding out there's no perfect way to say "I love you."
Lucy and a unicorn named Sparkle are back for another funny and sweet adventure.
Valentine's Day is when you tell the people in your life how much you love them. There's no one Sparkle loves more than Lucy. He decides to make her the perfect valentine. Except, instead of hands, Sparkle has hooves. He can't write

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When her class celebrates Valentine's Day, Katie does not get a valentine from anyone.

Receiving a mysterious valentine from an unknown sender, a fretful Melvin searches throughout Trucktown to discover the sender's identity, an effort he nearly abandons before hearing a beeping sound in the distance.

Inspired by a card her father brings home from England, nineteen-year-old Esther Howland pioneers a new way of expressing love in America by creating and selling Valentine's Day cards and establishes a new holiday tradition.

Mouse watches his sister, Minka, gather a collection of craft items and then put them together to make something special.

After spending weeks making valentines for all of her family and friends, self-proclaimed fairy princess Gerry takes the wrong folder to school and must find another way to tell her classmates how they sparkle.

Splat the cat has a special valentine for a certain someone in his class.

"Kitty does not like Valentine's Day. Because no one has given Kitty a Valentine. Maybe to get a Valentine, Kitty has to give a Valentine...But how? It's not easy. But when Puppy notices Kitty's efforts, can he convince her Valentine's Day is not so bad?"--

As Valentine's Day nears, Carlos and Carmen begin to make all sorts of cards, and although their parents think they have made far too many, the twins have a plan.

After Brother Bear receives a valentine from a secret admirer, he has trouble concentrating on the big hockey game coming up the next day.