First off, the book is filled with stories about people who've actually seen unicorns. Can you believe it? Real-life unicorn sightings! And it doesn't stop there. It dives into all the yummy stuff unicorns eat, shows a map of where you can find them around the world, and even explains how you can join the Magical Unicorn Society. Plus, it shows what unicorn tracks look like, so we can all become unicorn trackers!

His seamless transition from fiction to non-fiction showcases an admirable and engaging versatility. The book is remarkably accessible, blending reminiscent stories of Greene's life with observations that are as insightful as they are entertaining. "Notes from the Porch" captures the magical moments of everyday life, emphasizing the significance of the mundane and the power of community and kinship.

The arrival of the final print edition was a poignant moment. It signifies the end of an era for a publication that has been a go-to resource for homeowners like me, offering wisdom on everything from quick fixes to comprehensive renovations. "This Old House" has been a beacon, illuminating the path to transforming houses into homes filled with personal touches and memories.