Sins of Silvertip the Fox

The forest of Silvertip is never quiet for long. In these pages, Nibble Rabbit the smallest and perhaps bravest of all proves that courage comes in small packages when he rescues Red Cow and reveals a secret that changes everything for the woodland creatures. Silvertip the Fox continues his harmless mischief, the bad little owls scheme in the treetops, and even gentle Tommy almost loses his temper. Whit Cow has her own story to tell, and throughout it all, games of tag and adventure fill the meadows. This is animal fiction at its most charming: a world where forests are communities, where creatures have big personalities and small dramas, and where friendship wins out over every plot. The writing has the gentle warmth of early twentieth-century children's literature, with humor that still lands and heart that never feels false. Perfect for readers who love animal friends with plenty of personality and not a dull moment.