A Pig, A Fox, and a Box. Jonathan Fenske. 2015. Penguin. 32 pages. [Source: Library]
First sentence: I am Fox. I am Pig. I am little. I am big. I have a box. I like to play. I think I will trick Pig today.
Premise/plot: Fox has a plan. He is going to trick Pig. Will Pig be fooled? Or will the joke end up being on Fox?! Fox plays two tricks in this one....
My thoughts: Did I enjoy reading A Pig, A Fox, and a Box? Yes and no. No, in that I'm
not the intended audience for it, and, it wasn't quite my type of book.
I didn't really "like" the illustrations. Yes, in that it was a good,
solid book for young readers.
Readers meet two characters: Fox
and Pig. Readers quickly see that Fox is tricksy. He is a kidder, a
joker. He really, really WANTS to fool his friend, Pig. Time and time
again, the joke is on FOX and not Pig after all. So it was FUN in a way.
© 2019 Becky Laney of Young Readers
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