The story revolves around a fox couple moving to their new home to raise a family.

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Get a signed copy of the children’s book “The Fox Family” by Merna Victor at the 2022 ALA Annual Conference & Exhibition.



The illustrated children’s book “The Fox Family” (Fulton Books; 2020) by Merna Victor was inspired by the author’s chance encounter with a red fox in her backyard. The fox then returned six weeks later with four kits and a second adult fox.



“The story is about a fox family that began when a fox crossed my backyard,” the author said, “then kept circling my house (and) looking into windows. I noticed it did this several times over a few days. Then (it) disappeared. I kept looking for it.



“A few weeks later, I saw two adult foxes pass through my yard with four baby foxes (kits) between them.”



“The Fox Family” tells the story of Sidney and Lavinia Fox, soon-to-be parents searching for a new home. The Foxes had moved many hundreds of miles from their previous rural home to an urban setting. They find a new home in a fallen tree hollow formerly occupied by the Badger Family.



Meanwhile, Sidney observes the behavior of their human neighbors. He wants to understand the cultural differences between his family and the human families because he wants his family to settle well in their new home.



What insights could Sidney Fox get from observing the humans? Read all about it in “The Fox Family” by Merna Victor. Order a copy today on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.



Merna Victor will be signing copies of her book “The Fox Family” on June 26, 2022, 3:45 PM to 4:45 PM Eastern Time at booth 1147 hosted by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet for the 2022 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference & Exhibition.



“The Fox Family”

Author | Merna Victor

Published date | September 15, 2020

Publisher | Fulton Books

Book retail price | $13.95



Author Bio



Merna Victor has lived in Massachusetts most of her life except when her husband was in the Navy, they lived in Washington, DC for two years; then, when he did training in Baltimore, Maryland for three years. They chose to return home to the Boston area to be near family and friends. She has two wonderful, imaginative daughters. She is active in politics, especially where civil rights are concerned.