Roald Dahl wrote a really good story about a male fox. It was fantastic, Can’t remember what it was called though.
more_d_than_the_m on
Cornelia Funke’s *Reckless* books have a fox character. More as a supporting role than a protagonist though. She shapeshifts between fox and human.
Ealinguser on
The Blue Fox by Sjon (Iceland)
amomymous23 on
There was a fox in a witches guide to magical inn keeping, though it is a witch transformed into a fox.
gunnysax on
Fox 8: A Story by George Saunders!
Mysterious_Soup_1541 on
Shady Hollow series by Juneau Black. Very cozy mysteries!
Critical_Gas_2590 on
*The Fox Wife* by Yangsze Choo
Heartrock70 on
Fox and I: An Uncommon Friendship, Catherine Raven. It’s a memoir, so nonfiction. But it’s good and you might like it. The author works in Yellowstone National Park and lives nearby.
Ordinary-Lab-3372 on
Pax by Sara Pennypacker
MapleRovingReader on
Jemima Puddleduck by Beatrix Potter has the Foxy Gentleman as a character, if you enjoy children’s literature.
misteraitch on
“Lady Into Fox” by David Garnett.
gundersow on
The fox and the hound by Daniel p mannix. Realistic account from a fox’s perspective. Highly recommend it!
BasilAromatic4204 on
The main characters are dogs hut they cross with a fox and you would likely enjoy it if you enjoy animal fantasy. They’re comical and pretty deep and dangerous at times. Hedge Row Tales wolves of the road is the first
By Behm.
But the fox was deemed evil
GalaxyJacks on
Scary Stories for Young Foxes! It also has a sequel I haven’t read.
bookscatsginny on
The Animals of Farthing Wood series has main character foxes amongst many other animals but deeply traumatic for a children’s book series (don’t get me started on the TV show!)
Axolotl_Impersonator on
**The Animals of Farthing Wood series by Clive Dunn**.
It’s about a collection of wild animals, not just foxes, but a fox is the leader of the group and a couple of the sequels focus on his family in particular.
Single-Spell1838 on
The Hunt for Elsewhere by Beatrice Vine
PAX by Sarah Pennypacker
mica-chu on
The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, and The Horse by Charles Mackesy is a short, sweet story with beautiful illustration.
Le Petite Prince is the best book featuring a fox.
Slow_Owl on
If you want children’s fiction there is a whole series Run with the Wind by Tom McCaughren Irish writer
KATCEO1 on
I vaguely remember a character from my childhood books called Foxy Loxy.
Also: there may have been foxes in Aesop’s Fables.
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Roald Dahl wrote a really good story about a male fox. It was fantastic, Can’t remember what it was called though.
Cornelia Funke’s *Reckless* books have a fox character. More as a supporting role than a protagonist though. She shapeshifts between fox and human.
The Blue Fox by Sjon (Iceland)
There was a fox in a witches guide to magical inn keeping, though it is a witch transformed into a fox.
Fox 8: A Story by George Saunders!
Shady Hollow series by Juneau Black. Very cozy mysteries!
*The Fox Wife* by Yangsze Choo
Fox and I: An Uncommon Friendship, Catherine Raven. It’s a memoir, so nonfiction. But it’s good and you might like it. The author works in Yellowstone National Park and lives nearby.
Pax by Sara Pennypacker
Jemima Puddleduck by Beatrix Potter has the Foxy Gentleman as a character, if you enjoy children’s literature.
“Lady Into Fox” by David Garnett.
The fox and the hound by Daniel p mannix. Realistic account from a fox’s perspective. Highly recommend it!
The main characters are dogs hut they cross with a fox and you would likely enjoy it if you enjoy animal fantasy. They’re comical and pretty deep and dangerous at times. Hedge Row Tales wolves of the road is the first
By Behm.
But the fox was deemed evil
Scary Stories for Young Foxes! It also has a sequel I haven’t read.
The Animals of Farthing Wood series has main character foxes amongst many other animals but deeply traumatic for a children’s book series (don’t get me started on the TV show!)
**The Animals of Farthing Wood series by Clive Dunn**.
It’s about a collection of wild animals, not just foxes, but a fox is the leader of the group and a couple of the sequels focus on his family in particular.
The Hunt for Elsewhere by Beatrice Vine
PAX by Sarah Pennypacker
The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, and The Horse by Charles Mackesy is a short, sweet story with beautiful illustration.
Le Petite Prince is the best book featuring a fox.
If you want children’s fiction there is a whole series Run with the Wind by Tom McCaughren Irish writer
I vaguely remember a character from my childhood books called Foxy Loxy.
Also: there may have been foxes in Aesop’s Fables.