Title: There's no plot!
Product review: I'm a big fan of Peter S. Beagle and I certainly don't deny that he can write wonderfully and create an appealing fantasy world. However, the main ingredient of story is conflict, and there is essentially none in the Unicorn Sonata. Sure, Indigo gets a bit sulky, but the major part of the book comprises Joey going to the unicorn world, having fun, and - that's all. If you are new to Beagle, start with "The Last Unicorn," or "The Innkeeper's Song," both of which are great books, with actual plots.
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