I Follow the Fox

What do our readers think of I Follow the Fox? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the beautiful pictures, gentle rhymes, hidden animals and caring message, and some ask to hear the story again and again. Some children find the ending a little unclear, which gives them plenty to wonder about.

What does the Pageticker team say about I Follow the Fox?

I Follow the Fox is a beautifully atmospheric winter adventure, with lyrical rhyme, glowing illustrations and just the right amount of mystery. Rob Biddulph handles losing a beloved toy with real tenderness. The fox led journey brings courage, kindness and a pleasingly dreamlike twist.

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What is I Follow the Fox about?

When a young boy loses his cherished toy, Little Fox, during a snowy park visit, his family searches everywhere to no avail. One night, a real fox appears at his window, beckoning him on a magical winter journey through the city and countryside. Together, they traverse snowy meadows and icy rivers, leading the boy to a heartwarming discovery and a chance to help his new friend. Can the fox guide him to reunite with his beloved Little Fox?

About the author

Rob Biddulph is a much-loved British author and illustrator, best known for his colourful and funny picture books like 'Blown Away' and 'Odd Dog Out'. He loves creating stories filled with adventure, friendship, and brave characters. Rob also enjoys drawing and sharing creative activities to inspire children to have fun with art and reading.

Discussion ideas around I Follow the Fox

A special toy: Why do you think Little Fox matters so much to the boy, and what object would you miss most?

Following the fox: What do you think makes the boy decide to follow the fox, even though he does not know where she is going?

Helping others: How does helping the fox change the boy’s adventure, and why can helping someone else make us feel brave?

Dream or magic?: Which parts of the journey feel real and which parts feel magical to you?

Winter pictures: How do the snowy colours and dark night-time scenes make you feel as the story unfolds?