Fox the Tigert

Tabor, C. R. (2018). Fox the Tiger (My First I Can Read) (Illustrated ed.). Balzer + Bray.

Summary:

This story is about Fox who wishes to become a tiger because tigers possess amazing attributes. With the help of his friends and Squirrel’s admiration, Fox realizes that foxes are also very impressive animals too.

The illustrations in this book allow the audience to visualize the physical attributes of the characters, as well as their mannerisms and interactions with other characters. Tabor captivated a strong topic through a narrative that displays the importance of self-acceptance. Through vivid writing, we witness how the protagonists evolve and learn the true meaning of friendship. This fictional story exposes the themes of friendship and self-acceptance. This book is an excellent resource that can be used to encourage children to be proud of who they are and accept others.

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• How to Find a Fox by Nilah Magruder (Author)

• One Fine Day by Nonny Hogrogian (Author, Illustrator)

• The Fox Who Ate Books by Franziska Biermann (Illustrator)

From the same author:

• Mel Fell

• Snail Crossing

• Fox at Night

Book Trailer:

Theodor Seuss Geisel Award