The Unicorn Rescue Society Series in Order by Emma Otheguy

"The Secret of the Himalayas" is a book in the Unicorn Rescue Society series written by Adam Gidwitz and Hena Khan, with illustrations by Hatem Aly. The book takes readers on a thrilling adventure to the Himalayan mountains in Northern Pakistan. The series co-creator, Adam Gidwitz, collaborated with Hena Khan to ensure accuracy in depicting Pakistani culture and Muslim traditions. In this particular book, the main characters, Uchenna and Elliot, embark on a mission in the Himalayas. They are part of the Unicorn Rescue Society, a group dedicated to protecting and rescuing mythical creatures. In the Himalayas, they encounter various challenges and mysteries that they must solve to fulfill their mission. The book combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and cultural exploration. It offers an engaging and educational reading experience for young readers, with vibrant illustrations by Hatem Aly. "The Secret of the Himalayas" is a captivating addition to the Unicorn Rescue Society series, transporting readers to a unique and exciting setting while promoting themes of friendship, bravery, and conservation.

"The Secret of the Himalayas" is a middle-grade book co-authored by Adam Gidwitz and Hena Khan, illustrated by Hatem Aly. It is part of the "Unicorn Rescue Society" series and takes place in Pakistan. The book features Muslim side characters in the quest to find and protect the mythical, magical, and elusive unicorns. The adventure is quick, and the cultural and religious references are sincere and appreciated. The story follows Uchenna and Elliot, who are members of the Unicorn Rescue Society, as they travel to the Himalayan mountains in Northern Pakistan to find and protect the unicorns. They meet a local boy named Waleed, who agrees to help them find a man known as the "Watcher" to learn more about unicorns and the hunters that come to poach them for sport. The book includes references to Islamic traditions, such as praying, thikr, and ayats from the Quran, regarding saving animals, caring for each other, and trusting Allah swt.

"The Madre de Aguas of Cuba" is the fourth installment in the "Unicorn Rescue Society" series, co-authored by Adam Gidwitz and Emma Otheguy. In this book, the kids from the Unicorn Rescue Society travel to Cuba to help the legendary Madre de aguas, a mysterious water serpent believed to be responsible for providing and protecting the fresh water of the island. The book combines elements of fantasy with Cuban history and culture, providing an authentic and immersive reading experience. The plot explores the legend of the Madre de aguas and delves into the unique setting of Cuba, incorporating cultural details and historical references. With the collaboration of Emma Otheguy, a Cuban-American historian, the book aims to bring authenticity to the setting and cultural aspects. Overall, "The Madre de Aguas of Cuba" offers an exciting adventure that combines mythical creatures, environmental themes, and a rich exploration of Cuban folklore and history.

"The Chupacabras of the Río Grande" is a book in "The Unicorn Rescue Society" series, co-written by David Bowles and Adam Gidwitz. In this book, the team of Elliot and Uchenna, along with their mentor Professor Fauna, travel to the Rio Grande to investigate a series of chupacabra attacks. They team up with local kids Lupita and Mateo, and their mother, Dr. Torres, to solve the mystery. The team discovers that the chupacabras are being framed for the attacks, and the real culprit is a group of smugglers who are using the legend of the chupacabra to cover up their illegal activities. The book features themes of teamwork, friendship, and environmentalism, and is aimed at middle-grade readers. The book has received positive reviews for its engaging plot, diverse characters, and educational content.

"Sasquatch and the Muckleshoot" is a children's book written by Joseph Bruchac and Adam Gidwitz. The book is part of the "The Unicorn Rescue Society" series, which follows the adventures of a group of children who are members of a secret society that protects mythical creatures. In this book, the kids are taken by Professor Fauna to the Muckleshoot territory in Washington State to investigate a sighting of a Sasquatch. The Muckleshoot tribe is having trouble with a group of loggers who are destroying the forest, and the kids must work with the tribe to save the Sasquatch and their home. The book incorporates Native American history and myth, which is a common theme in Bruchac's work. The book is an entertaining and educational read for young readers, and it teaches important lessons about conservation and respecting nature.

"The Creature of the Pines" is the first book in "The Unicorn Rescue Society" series by Adam Gidwitz. It follows the adventures of Elliot and Uchenna, who become members of the Unicorn Rescue Society. In this fantasy-adventure series, they embark on their very first quest to save mythical creatures. The book introduces us to the main characters, Elliot, Uchenna, and their teacher, Dr. Fauna. The story revolves around the discovery of a Jersey Devil in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Elliot and Uchenna must work together with the Unicorn Rescue Society to protect this mythical creature from harm. Along the way, they encounter various challenges and obstacles, testing their bravery and friendship. The book combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and friendship, making it an engaging read for young readers. "The Creature of the Pines" is a New York Times bestseller and is available in paperback. It also includes an exclusive bonus story about the medieval Secret Order of the Unicorn. The series, "The Unicorn Rescue Society," continues with more quests and adventures to protect creatures of myth and legend worldwide.

"The Basque Dragon" is a book in "The Unicorn Rescue Society" series by Adam Gidwitz and Jesse Casey. The book tells the story of the society's second adventure, where they are tasked with rescuing a dragon that has gone missing in the mountains of the Basque Country. The dragon, Mixtel, has been kidnapped by the Schmoke brothers, who are known for their greed. The society, consisting of children and their professor, must navigate through the mountains and overcome various obstacles to save Mixtel and return him to his rightful home. The book is full of adventure and fantasy, and includes an exclusive bonus story about the medieval Secret Order of the Unicorn. "The Basque Dragon" is a children's middle-grade book that was published in 2019.