About the Author

Tom McCaughren has written fifteen books for children and young adults. His award winning 'Run with the Wind' series has been translated into twenty languages including German, Swedish, Japanese, Korean, French, Dutch, Danish and Latvian.

Bex Sheridan is an artist, educator, writer and graphic designer with a great love of animals. She and her husband Jay have their own mini-menagerie: it began with one rabbit and now there are also dogs, birds (of many kinds), a lizard and even a hedgehog! Bex is also the author of the picturebook Go to Sleep, Hoglet!

Reviews

great stories and can’t think of much better reading for your children or grandchildren
*Campbell Spray, Sunday Independent*

real feel good book to read. The characters were instantly likeable and I found myself loving the story instantaneously … I would recommend this book to animal lovers, and lovers of nature and wildlife … Overall I loved this book. Did I mention that I loved this book?
*WeeBitWordy*

a very enjoyable read
*Ireland’s Own*

Animal lovers of nine and up will adore this just as the generation before did
*Irish Times*

stunning new cover illustration by Bex Atkinson … Readers eight-plus, especially those reared on Dahl’s The Fantastic Mr Fox are likely to become hooked quickly on this series
*Evening Echo*

a delightful read for a new generation
*Sunday Business Post*

truly classic and enthralling Irish book
*Rathcoole, Saggart News, Tallaght News, Lucan News*

superb descriptions of the countryside and an evident love for these wily creatures make for an exceptional read about the natural world
*Parentsintouch.co.uk*

Entertainment and suspense at its best, it is the Watership Down of the fox world.
*Irish Times*

A wildlife winner for all ages
*The Sunday Independent*

Readers feel thay are really down there in the world of burrows and earths ...
*The Sunday Tribune*

the classic story of foxes battling to survive in a changing world by Tom McCaughren has been reissued and is ideal for a new generation of young nature lovers
*Irish Times*