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Addison is a series of books by Unicorndance.

The books were designed to appeal to everyone; they have a simple format so that even preschoolers can enjoy them, but they're designed to subvert and avert a lot of the cliches found in many children's books.

The stories focus on a little girl named Addison, who is three years old. Every book has its title written in multicoloured letters.

Addison provides examples of


  • Big "YES!": Addison is seen saying, "YES!" when asked if she would like to keep two mice who are the babies of her Aunt Morgan's pet mouse.
  • Cheerful Child: Addison is very positive and hardly ever in a bad mood.
  • "Everybody Laughs" Ending: "Addison and the Fruit" ends with Addison's whole class, plus her teacher Ms. Willow, laughing when she adds "But it doesn't give you superpowers" to the assertion that fruit is good for you.
  • Flight: Attempted when Addison eats a banana and tries to fly, but it doesn't work.
  • Genki Girl: Addison is very positive and energetic.
  • Happy Dance: Addison is generally illustrated dancing when happy.
  • Infant Sibling Jealousy: Subverted in "Addison's Brother" when Addison's relatives expect her to be jealous of baby Hubert but she isn't.
  • Limited Wardrobe: All the characters are drawn wearing the same clothes.
  • New Baby Episode: "Addison's Brother" is about the birth of the eponymous boy, whose name is Hubert.
  • Odd Name Out: It's purely coincidental, but the daycare kids' names generally start with A (Addison, Antonia, Austin), or G (Gabe, Gus), but one of them is named Cassia.
  • Shapeshifting: When Addison tries to get superpowers, she tries to shapeshift, but it doesn't work.
  • Shout-Out: When Irene and Marla the mice are adopted, Addison's classmate Austin wonders if they can talk, like Mickey Mouse.
  • Sleepyhead: Addison's brother Hubert sleeps a lot due to his being a baby.
  • Space Whale Aesop: Parodied in "Addison and the Fruit", where Addison watches a cartoon where a boy gets superpowers from eating fruit. She tries it and it doesn't work.
  • Super-Strength: In "Addison and the Fruit", Addison tries to lift up the fridge and table after eating a banana after watching a cartoon about a boy who got superpowers from fruit. It doesn't work, though.
  • Teleportation: Attempted when Addison tries to get superpowers, she tries to teleport but it doesn't work.

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