Review: Enjoyable and entertaining
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2013
This is a very interesting and educational book. After reading it you can really understand when people say that foxes are "sly". I learned that they will walk in such a way that they leave a single line of tracks which can confuse predators. Foxes are not always red either. They can be black or even a combination of black and red.I was quite interested in this book because right in the cloverleaf of the freeway by my house there was a fox family. The adult mother fox was red and active whenever we saw her, which was probably every other time we drove that way. The fox family, which seemed to be one adult and three younger ones, lived there for about 3 years and then we didn't see them anymore. It was disappointing to see they were no longer around.This book helped to bring up some great memories of the foxes we saw. It is a well written book that is educational for adults and children. The author, Elizabeth Dylan, did a great job on the research and writing the book. I feel this book is well worth the price.