This short story, while being unfortunately extremely short, was a nice addition to Unicorn Tracks. It gave a little more insight into Mnemba’s character, and was a nice pick-me-up. Unicorn Tracks By Julia Ember After a savage attack drives her from her home, sixteen-year-old Mnemba finds a place in her cousin Tumelos successful safari. She knew her priorities, and knew what was the right thing to do. It was also shown how she really didn’t care about the contest at all. Oswe galloped off, while she was methodical and searched for evidence of Tumelo’s passing before leaving the starting area. which was around the time that I had read Unicorn Tracks. Be prepared for this review, because it’s basically just going to be a ton of gushing for the story and Julia. I enjoyed how it was shown that Mnemba is a clear and precise thinker, not normally one to make rash decisions. I would like to thank Julia Ember and Harmony Ink Press for sending me an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review. Mnemba wanted to prove Oswe that she was a formidable tracker, and Tumelo decided, in his usual fashion, to have a contest! He went off into the savannah, and Oswe and Mnemba had to follow afterwards. Unicorn Tracks by Julia Ember Unrivaled (Beautiful Idols 1) by Alyson Noel Uprooted by Naomi Novik Upside of Unrequited, The by Becky Albertalli. Under the Savannah Stars was quite a short story, so I’ll try to keep this review brief. Why this story?: I love Julia Ember, and I loved Unicorn Tracks! When I was poking around on her website and found this, I was ecstatic! Tumelo decides to have a contest between Oswe and Mnemba to decide who’s the best tracker!
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