Why Rayfil King Wong Wrote the book
“My cousin committed suicide in 2010. He looked at failure as the end. I was devastated. My cousin was gone! It was so painful, and I then made a decision to help others. I wanted to write a book to encourage children that failure is not the end, but an opportunity to begin again but more intelligently the next time around. This concept I learned from Henry Ford. I hope that children will read the book and understand that life is about persevering through challenges and through this journey we learn more about ourselves.”
– Rayfil King Wong
– Rayfil King Wong
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“Great characters, great story, great read, great fun!” Matt Fleming, managing editor and books editor- Time Out Hong Kong
When Trot, The Brave Unicorn, is forced to leave his home and find work in order to save his family farm, he ends up finding himself along the way.
With the help of some wise friends, Trot learns to have faith, believe in himself, conquer his fears and ultimately defeat the evils that the world throws at him.
The Brave Unicorn uses Eastern philosophies that he learns from Pandy, a wise and devout Panda, to learn about commitment and dedication, as well as the Western philosophies that other faithful animals of the circus teach him in order to come in to his own as a prayer warrior and a strong, brave young man.
Temptation will arise and Trot will be forced to remember the things that he has learned in order to save the circus from evil, and save his family farm from being destroyed.
Can he do it? Will he remember what it means to have faith?
