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“A fun, funny, and very foxy tale about whether it’s better to blend in or stand out. I loved it!”

— Chris Grabenstein,

#1 New York Times bestselling author of Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library

Eleven-year-old fox kit Henry loves the theater and wants nothing more than to become an actor. But according to Henry's father, all respectable foxes should aspire to become accountants. When the city is terrorized by an outbreak of chicken thefts, conspiracy theories swirl and authorities immediately suspect a skulk of foxes is responsible for the crime. After the police catch Henry in the wrong place at the wrong time, he finds himself swept up in a thrilling fight to clear his name and bring the real culprits to justice, all while trying to prove to his father that there is no one right way to be a fox.

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Praise for The Foxes of London:

“The Foxes of London is a rollicking good time and an absolute delight! Kids will love every second of this funny, fantastic, action-packed page-turner!”

—Megan Wagner Lloyd, bestselling author of Allergic

“Young readers will love this fast-paced adventure, which is as clever and cunning as a fox.”

–Suzanne Selfors, author of Braver: A Wombat’s Tale

“The Foxes of London has plenty for readers to sink their teeth into: it’s a relatable family story, an engaging mystery with plenty of plot twists, and a timely social commentary, all tied together with clever humor and world-building.”

–Kara LaReau, author of Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book, The Infamous Ratsos


 

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M.S. Duirham writes books for children and young adults.

​​She also writes contemporary fiction as Madi Sinha. 

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