I would say flying with unicorn because quite frankly the book itself seems to be a fantasy story about a unicorn involved. Thus the other titles would not make much sense since the whole book is a fantasy element that includes unicorns.

Magical Day. I think "Flying with Unicorn" sounds awkward, but I would overall prefer something with Unicorn in the title. "A Day for Learning" and "Every Day if a Learning Day" just sound boring.

Magical day because it flows well and is short.

Flying with Unicorn because it's sounds the most adventurous.

I rather read the book titled Flying with Unicorn. Book titles should be memorial, a word or phrase that makes a reader stop and take notice of the book and the adventure it holds inside its covers. There's probably 100 "Magical Day" books out there. Flying with Unicorn is different, catchy, interesting. Learning or Every Day is a Learning Day is more like a school reference book written by a bored old retired teacher that can't put the pencil down. Flying with Unicorn sounds like a book that will give a young reader a thrilling experience.

Flying with Unicorn is more imaginative and fun-sounding than the others which revolve around "learning". Magical Day is too vague when the back page synopsis describes magical creatures such as Stella, a winged unicorn.

I would like "Magical Day" or "Flying with the Unicorn".

I prefer the title Every Day is a Learning Day

Probably Flying With Unicorn. It sounds majestic and like there's actually a good, well-though-out plot. Also, it just sounds the best out of all the options. The other titles wouldn't capture my attention.

Flying with a unicorn is the one I like most, it makes it sounds most magical and makes it sound like an adventure anyone want to take. So many people are drawn to unicorns so I believe this would make the book seem more exciting.

Flying with Unicorn sounds the best and the most interesting. The others sound like boring educational books that are trying hard to be fun and fresh. I don't like that, Flying with Unicorn sounds like an adventure.

Flying with Unicorn because it reflects the cover art and the story.

Flying with Unicorn sounds more interesting and would instantly grab my attention. Having learning in the title doesn't sound as exciting.

Every Day is a Learning Day !Because it seems like I'm getting more, the other titles suggest a read once and throw away title.

I liked flying with unicorn, it fits given what the book is about and it just sounds more magical.

Magical Day because I love books with magic. I also think its informational without revealing too much about the plot.

I like flying with a unicorn because that gives the book that king of fiction, magical, mystical feel to it. I think that would be the most interesting to read out of the 4.

I love flying with Unicorns, it's a great title, very magical and if you're going to judge a book by it's cover that's a great attention grabber. Magical day is also a great title. I think the other two are a little too generic, not very inspiring to make me pick up the book!

It really depends of the target audience I would day "Every day is a leqarning day" however is the best fo rmost ages even well into adulthood because it is very neutral but still adventours.

Flying With Unicorn. To me this title is the most exciting and evokes the most magical imagery. It makes you feel like the book is going to be a pleasant and fantastic journey. I'd also shy away from mentioning "learning" in the title as I think that might put kids off wanting to read it.

I like Flying with Unicorn better because it actually is more specific and unique in saying what this story involves.

Flying With A Unicorn is more fun, unique, and interesting. A Magical Day is really vague and anything with “learning” in the title sounds boring.

Everyday is Learning Day is my favorite title. The front cover photo encompasses the magical quality. Everyday is Learning Day instantly connects the fun cover with the inviting title.

A day for learning is the most simplistic title and it leaves enough mystery. I think that sometimes title over do it and give too much away. As a librarian, this is the title I would want for a book in my library.

Flying with unicorn. Anything with the title LEARNING may be a turn off to many

Magical day would be my choice. there seems to be something missing in the title flying with unicorn.

i think that flying with unicorn sounds more magical and fun

Flying with Unicorn --- I think this sounds the most interesting

I like "magical day" best because it doesn't really tell you what is going to happen or who is in it, but portrays an overall feeling of how the books will be

everyday is a learning day it makes me feel that there is something mysterious going on and makes me feel that you are about to learn something fun and exciting.

I would read "Flying with Unicorn" because the title sounds more interesting. The other titles remind me of being in school.

I like the title Flying with Unicorn. It seems to be more whimsical. The other two titles seem to be very sterile and almost a text book.

I prefer the title "Flying with Unicorn," since that sounds much more interesting. My second favorite would be "Magical Day." The other titles contain the word "learning," which might appeal to parents purchasing a book, but would probably not make a child want to pick up the book to read. By using a fun title like "Flying with Unicorn," it might encourage a child to choose the book and not realize that they're learning to read as they have fun with the story and book.

Flying with Unicorn is an odd-sounding title, but I like that one the best. It gives off a fantasy vibe. The two titles with "learning" in the names sound boring by comparison. Magical Day is interesting, but it doesn't describe much of the plot.

Flying with Unicorn is my favorite title from the given choices. It feels magical and full of wonder. It is something to get the imagination working. The other titles are more generic or boring sounding. Flying with Unicorn in the end just sounds like more fun to me.

Magical Day is probably the best description after reading the back of the book. Flying with Unicorn is not grammatically sound, although I like it better than any of the others.

I would read everyday is a learning day because truly everyday is a new opportunity and a new day comes with a new experience.

I think Magical Day best suits the series. There is a lot of basis on the magical creatures in the story book, so I think it is the most fitting. Each day would be a new adventure with all the magical creatures. its perfect!

I would read this book to my child because the cover art looks beautiful and they would want to learn about the unicorn.

I definitely like "Flying with Unicorn" best. It gives me some sort of description of the plot line. "Magical Day" would be second on my list but it's so vague it could really mean anything. I don't care for the last two. In general, kids don't like to be told they will be learning. As a parent, of course I know that everything in life is an opportunity for a lesson and that we are constantly learning. But no way my kid (an avid and advanced reader) would willingly pick up a book with one of the last two titles.

I would absolutely get this book for my child, it looks magical and fun and I would have wanted to read it at their age. I love the purple theme.

I like Flying with Unicorn the most because it sounds fun, interesting and magical. I think that books in general promote the idea of learning and growing within the pages, I don't think you need to put that in a title. It's important to get kids and adults excited about reading, and that's where the title helps.

Magical day sounds like an adventure so I would pick this to read over the other titles.

Flying with Unicorn sounds the most exciting. Magical day sounds the second most exciting. The ones with learning in the title sound cheesy. They take away from the magical feel of unicorns and mythical creatures. It makes it too educational.

I'd rather read "Flying with Unicorn" because this sounds the most exciting of the titles given being that flying is far more exciting than learning.

I like Magical Day. Flying with a unicorn would sound better, why not add "with" or"a"? The words unicorn and magical imply there is more fun in the book, rather than learning.

Yes, definitely flying with a unicorn. I love the name of that one.

I would prefer "Flying with Unicorn" because it sounds more exciting. The titles that include "learning" in them would make me feel as though they would be less interesting.

Flying with Unicorn sounds like the most fun out of the lot. The rest sound like educational books, while the one I picked hides that fact a bit while not telling me exactly what it is.

Magical day, it sounds nice and it is more interesting than other titles. it just has a feel good title.