Perfect for home or school, the new book for children in the acclaimed Urban Wildlife Explorer series takes a close look at foxes, one of the most common but least understood wild urban animals.

85% of people in the UK live in urban settings, but only one in three children in the UK have ever watched birds or wildlife in their local park. And yet 85% of children are animal lovers.

Book Tour: 5th – 13th October
Genre: Children’s Non Fiction | Picture book  (4-8 yrs)
Publisher: Cameron Publicity and Marketing (Publicist)

Urban Wildlife Explorers are Perfect for curious young minds, they are bursting with laugh-out-loud moments, fascinating science, and beautiful watercolour illustrations. The Urban Wildlife Explorers series is also packed with tips on how kids can help protect and interact safely with local wildlife.

Whether you’re a budding naturalist or just want to find out more, these are the perfect guides for young urban explorers!

My Review

I love foxes and I want others to love them too. They are not the villains that people believe they are. They are simply trying to survive in an ever more hostile environment. We no longer hunt them for sport, but they need to find food, which could mean going through your bins.

I live in an urban area. A few months ago we had a family of five foxes living behind a garage across the road. Eventually, mum, dad and two of the cubs moved away, and just one of the cubs remained to claim it as his or her territory. Eventually a new family will appear and the whole cycle will start again.

Foxes are different from other furry animals like wolves, cayotes and red pandas, but they have similarities with cats and dogs. A fox uses its tail for balance like a cat, and uses its ears and nose like a dog. It has whiskers and eyes that see well at night like a cat, and claws that help it to climb. But there is a big difference – foxes are WILD. So where can we see them? They are easier to spot in urban areas than they are in the countryside these days.

Let’s Explore Foxes is a brilliant book with lovely illustrations. But more than that, it’s full of information about foxes for budding naturalists, and why we love them and need them. I’m a huge fan – my dog not so much – and I love seeing them when we go out for a walk in the evening.

Many thanks to @lovebookstours for inviting me to be part of the #LetsExploreFoxes book tour.

About the Author

SISKI KALLA is an award-winning Illustrator who has illustrated more than twenty children’s picture books, all about animals and many about dogs (she has fostered 15 dogs in the past 10 years!). Her first Urban Wildlife Explorer Book, Let’s Explore Snails, won the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) Spark Award Honour and she has not stopped since! Find out more at siskikallaillustration.com 

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