The fox and the stork
By Susanna Davidson
Fox’s clever dinner trick backfires when Stork serves an unexpectedly tricky meal.
humorous · mischievous · moral · playful
Genres
What is The fox and the stork about?
Fox enjoys playing tricks, but his latest joke on Stork goes too far. He invites her to dinner and serves her food on a flat plate, knowing her long beak cannot reach it. Stork stays calm and decides to return the invitation. When Fox arrives at her home, he discovers that her meal is served in a tall, narrow jar. Soon, Fox learns that tricks can come back to bite you, in this humorous retelling of Aesop’s famous fable.
About the author
Susanna Davidson is a British author who loves writing exciting stories for children. She has retold many famous fairy tales, such as 'The Snow Queen' and 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses', making them fun and easy to read. Susanna enjoys bringing magical adventures to life and hopes her books help children discover a love of reading.
Pages
45 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2020
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