Hattie and the Fox

Hattie, a big black hen, is the first to sense danger on the farm. As she spots a menacing fox hiding behind the trees, she tries to warn the other animals, but no one believes her.

The illustrations, beautifully crafted by Helen Oxenbury, build suspense page by page, gradually revealing the fox's lurking presence. As Hattie continues to call out her warnings, the tension rises- until the clever hen takes matters into her own hands.

Hattie and the Fox is an engaging and thrilling story that teaches young readers about the importance of listening to others and being alert to danger. Through clever repetition and vivid imagery, the story captures the excitement of a chase while introducing the valuable lesson that even the smallest and most underestimated creatures can outsmart larger threats.

Perfect for children aged 3 to 6, this delightful book fosters discussions about courage, teamwork, and the importance of trusting one's instincts. The repetition throughout the book makes it ideal for early readers, and the charming, suspenseful tale will have children eagerly turning the pages.

This book is ideal for storytime or classroom settings, encouraging children to explore themes of bravery, problem-solving, and the power of being clever in difficult situations. With its timeless appeal, Hattie and the Fox is sure to become a favourite in any young reader's collection.