A little bit strange, but not in a bad way. ( )

Tale of moving and accepting change. Also a reminder that the important things - like foxes on wings - don't change even if you move. ( )

This is a very good book for young kids. It is geared towards young kids and is a very fun book. This book would work very well in an english class for young students because the books leans heavily on the importance of friendship. ( )

This story is about a boy named Paul. Paul lived with his parents in a tall tree in the park. He would walk home everyday and on some of those days he would see a orange fox on a swing in the park until one day he actually talked to the fox. The fox and Paul developed a beautiful friendship. The friendship was full of magic but was sometimes challenging, but nothing prepared him for how he was going to feel for leaving his friend because he had to move. This story has a great inspiration of friendship and about how sometimes you have to leave your friends because of moving but I think this story is a bit wordy and a very unusual story but the story has far too many details that were unnecessary for the story. ( )

This tale is a rather strange one. Normally I don't mind, but for this story it's just a little too unusual. It's also a little wordy. The illustrative style is what saves it though, I rather like that. ( )