Fox: Animal Neighbours
Author(s): Michael Leach
This lovely new title follows the life cycle of a fox, from a cub's first steps out of its den to finding a mate. You can also find out about some of the different habitats that are the fox's home, the threats facing foxes today and why some people see them as pests. You can also be an 'animal detective' and find out how you can tell if a fox has been in your neighbourhood. Includes an animal map, locator map, life cycle summary and 'unusual fact' boxes.>
Product Information
"A thoroughly absorbing title with a complement of excellent images make this a really good read for KS2!.The images chosen are endearing and inspring for any young nature lover. Altogether a very good read. Children will love it." -- School Librarian 20031212
Michael Leach is a natural history author, photographer and television cameraman specialising in mammals, both common and rare. He has written over 24 wildlife books and has filmed natural history programmes for a number of television companies, including the BBC. In the past few years he has studied mountain gorillas in Rwanda, orangutans in Borneo and has hand-reared five abandoned fox cubs in his Shropshire garden.
General Fields
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- : Hachette Children's Books
- : Hodder Children's Books
- : 0.16
- : 01 February 2007
- : 269mm X 173mm X 4mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : Michael Leach
- : Paperback
- : 599.775
- : 32
- : colour photographs & illustrations throughout
