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5.0 out of 5 stars A Tale Seen Through Other Creatures' Eyes, December 21, 2007
Throughout "A Fox Called Sorrow", this talented Australian writer, Isobelle Carmody, vividly reflects how alienating the human world is to other creatures, and how pervasive and confusing. Cars are terrifying "road beasts" and trains are "road serpents", and Little Fur, the elf troll, cannot set foot on the wide, black roads, lest she break her contact with the earth, which suffocates beneath these poisonous black veins, and with the "earth magic" that assists her abilities as a healer of injured animals and trees. Most heartbreaking is the fox's, Sorrow's, tragic history at the hands of humans.

This beautiful story has so much to offer that is immensely valuable and original, in its poignancy, in its portrayal of integrity and compassion and bravery within and through tragedy and cruelty and grief, and its very important underlying messages of environmentalism, respect for the earth and for all creatures, and the strength of love and hope, even through the darkest despair and loss. And the ending is wonderful!

I selected this beautiful book quite randomly - partly because of the cover's gorgeous velvet nape on my edition - and I'm so impressed.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A fantasy from Australia, May 13, 2007
Isobelle Carmody's LITTLE FUR: A FOX CALLED SORROW provides a fantasy from Australia about a half elf, half troll girl who heals animals in the heart of a major city. Her discovery that her world is threatened leads to an extraordinary journey to the heart of what she fears with a mysterious fox called Sorrow, who believes their journey is doomed to fail.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Very good, interesting book, March 20, 2011
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My daughter, age 6 LOVES fairies, princesses and Harry Potter. She thinks the Little Fur books are marvelous. We read one chapter each night and then review what has happened previously each night. She keeps trying to guess what will happen next and how the book will end. She has read two of the books and can't wait to get the third one of the series.

My 3 year old also likes the books, but her attention span will only get her through about half a chapter at a time.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Little Fur #2 - A Fox Called Sorrow, February 17, 2010
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Purchased this book for my Grand daughter. Bought her the first book for Christmas and she wouldn't put it down. She loves the series and if it keeps her reading - what more can you ask for. This book was a great price and we received it fast.
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Little Fur #2: A Fox Called Sorrow by Isobelle Carmody (Paperback - January 22, 2008)
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