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The Man and the Fox (Idries Shah)
ISBN: 9781883536602
Author: Idries Shah; Illustrated by Sally Mallam
Publisher: Hoopoe Books (2006)
Pages: 33 Binding: Paperback
Description from the publisher:
A man tricks a young fox into believing that he will give him a chicken. However, the fox gets trapped, but through his ingenuity and perseverance he manages to escape. This story can inspire children to face challenges and to overcome and, sometimes, make use of obstacles in their path. Sally Mallam’s illustrations provide delightful and imaginative depictions of the characters. “As a teaching story, the tale entertains, reinforces literacy and thinking skills, and sets the stage for deeper reflection on what led to the fox’s imprisonment and what he had to do to escape. Sally Mallam’s lively illustrations are suggestive of the layers of meaning contained in the story: her renderings of the man and the fox are sure to delight young readers, and if they look closely they’ll find a second ‘story’ in the margins!” —Denise Nessel, Ph.D., Education Consultant for the National Urban Alliance for Effective Education (NUA)
Author: Idries Shah; Illustrated by Sally Mallam
Publisher: Hoopoe Books (2006)
Pages: 33 Binding: Paperback
Description from the publisher:
A man tricks a young fox into believing that he will give him a chicken. However, the fox gets trapped, but through his ingenuity and perseverance he manages to escape. This story can inspire children to face challenges and to overcome and, sometimes, make use of obstacles in their path. Sally Mallam’s illustrations provide delightful and imaginative depictions of the characters. “As a teaching story, the tale entertains, reinforces literacy and thinking skills, and sets the stage for deeper reflection on what led to the fox’s imprisonment and what he had to do to escape. Sally Mallam’s lively illustrations are suggestive of the layers of meaning contained in the story: her renderings of the man and the fox are sure to delight young readers, and if they look closely they’ll find a second ‘story’ in the margins!” —Denise Nessel, Ph.D., Education Consultant for the National Urban Alliance for Effective Education (NUA)


