In "Red Fox at Hickory Lane," readers are drawn into a charming tale centered around the adventures of a curious red fox and the people of a quaint town. As the fox explores the neighborhood, it forms unexpected bonds with the locals, revealing the beauty of nature and community. The story highlights themes of friendship, discovery, and the intricate relationships between humans and wildlife. Through heartwarming encounters and delightful escapades, the fox becomes a symbol of the joys and challenges of coexistence in a world that often forgets to appreciate the simplicity of everyday life. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called Smithsonians Backyard .

There are 31 pages in this book. This book was published in 2009 by Soundprints .

Wendy Smith was born and brought up in south-west London. After studying Graphic Design at Hornsey College of Art, she trained as an illustrator at the RCA. She pursued a career in advertising, before beginning to illustrate children's books - a career she has pursued for the past twenty-five years. She also teaches illustration, part-time, at Brighton University.