Fox at Work
By James Marshall
Can boastful Fox find a job that suits him—or will every new scheme end in disaster?
Genres
What is Fox at Work about?
Fox wants to impress the girls, but his showing-off ends in a spectacular bike crash. With his bike ruined, Fox asks his mum for money to buy a new one. Instead, she tells him he must earn it himself. Fox tries several jobs, but each one brings a fresh problem and plenty of laughs. Can this fussy, boastful fox find work that suits him, save enough money, and get back on two wheels?
About the author
James Marshall was a much-loved American author and illustrator who created funny, warm stories for children. He is best known for George and Martha, the friendly hippos, and Fox, the cheeky, clever character. He also illustrated Miss Nelson Is Missing! and Goldilocks and the Three Bears. His colourful pictures, playful humour and memorable characters have delighted readers for generations. His books encourage children to enjoy friendship, humour and the fun of reading.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1993
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