Shadow Fox
Carlie Sorosiak
(Author)
21,000+ Reviews
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Description
Shadow the plucky fox and a girl named Bee might be the only ones who can save a secret magical island in the Great Lakes. Shadow the fox does not trust humans. Well, except for Nan, who feeds her chunks of fish behind a lakeside motel every night. When Nan goes missing, a man from the mysterious Whistlenorth Island comes ashore to seek the aid of Nan's granddaughter, Bee, whom he thinks is destined not only to help Nan, but also to save Whistlenorth from the greedy and destructive Night Islanders. The plans go topsy-turvy when it becomes obvious that Bee does not have the magic powers of a chosen one--but Shadow does! Can a fox really rescue an island of people? As Shadow grudgingly comes to trust her new human companions, she and Bee develop a mystical bond, a special connection between human and animal that might be the key to driving the Night Islanders from Whistlenorth for good. This enchanting adventure is narrated by Shadow herself, whose mind is unflinchingly "fox" and whose spirit is charming and bold.
Product Details
Price
$17.99
$16.73
Publisher
Walker Books Us
Publish Date
October 29, 2024
Pages
224
Dimensions
5.6 X 8.4 X 1.0 inches | 0.75 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9781536228960
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Carlie Sorosiak is the author of the acclaimed novels Always, Clementine; I, Cosmo; and Leonard (My Life as a Cat), as well as the picture books Everywhere with You, illustrated by Devon Holzwarth, and Books Aren't for Eating, illustrated by Manu Montoya. She lives in Georgia with her husband and their American dingo.
Reviews
Sorosiak illustrates the threats that jeopardize the environment and the power of nature to heal all ills in this touching tale narrated by sharp and witty Shadow.
--Publishers Weekly As Shadow navigates the dangerous territories of trust and power, the fox has a compelling voice that's prickly, proud, and subtly funny. The book convincingly depicts a singular brand of northern, woodsy, wild magic. An appealing combination of animal magic and low-key hero fantasy.
--Kirkus Reviews
--Publishers Weekly As Shadow navigates the dangerous territories of trust and power, the fox has a compelling voice that's prickly, proud, and subtly funny. The book convincingly depicts a singular brand of northern, woodsy, wild magic. An appealing combination of animal magic and low-key hero fantasy.
--Kirkus Reviews