The Fox's Tower

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The Fox's Tower

Author

Tuula Pere

Illustrator

Andrea Alemanno

Themes

Power, Society

The Fox's Tower follows Francis as he tries to repair his reputation by building a landmark tower. His desire to make it taller than anyone else's creates danger, showing the instability of pride and shortcuts.
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This children’s book helps children understand that having big dreams is ok, but you must still follow the rules and do the right thing to achieve them. It also helps children understand that some dreams are unrealistic and cannot be done physically.

Tuula Pere has written an entertaining cautionary story for children.

The Fox’s Tower is a beautifully written children’s book sharing life lessons with children and making them laugh along the way. This is a wonderful book for younger elementary children to learn about cause and effect and about how everyone deserves a second chance.

— Literary Titan

Parents and teachers alike can talk to their children about making good choices rather than being impulsive and only doing what they want to do all the time. This is especially applicable to children who tend to be impulsive and who think of themselves as “invincible.”

Once again, we were extremely impressed by the characters and the deeper, more nuanced things going on. We were also once again impressed by the art, which is among the best in a Tuula Pere book.

We were also once again impressed by the art, which is among the best in a Tuula Pere book.

— Outstanding Creator

Tuula Pere's story reveals a powerful moral: bigger is not always better. When Francis starts cutting corners, he has no thought for the safety of others. It's a good lesson for young readers who may guess the outcome of Francis's hazardous decisions.

The Fox's Tower by Tuula Pere is another stunning children's storybook with wonderful illustrations by Andrea Alemanno.

I very highly recommend this to any parent anxious to prepare their children for the reality of the world ahead of them.

— Courtnee Turner Hoyle, Readers’ Favorite

The Fox’s Tower is an empowering manifesto about the importance of learning from one’s mistakes.

Filled with important messages and ideas, The Fox’s Tower is a thoroughly original story that will encourage young readers to think big and stretch their imaginations. The book does a wonderful job at showing the repercussions of not thinking an idea all the way through, and the impact this can have on the people around you.

Vibrant and colorful illustrations bring the book to life, perfectly complementing the story and helping readers visualize each scene as it happens. Creativity and wonder shine through in Pere’s intelligent, playful scenes.

— Maincrest Media

This children’s book helps children understand that having big dreams is ok, but you must still follow the rules and do the right thing to achieve them. It also helps children understand that some dreams are unrealistic and cannot be done physically.

Tuula Pere has written an entertaining cautionary story for children.

The Fox’s Tower is a beautifully written children’s book sharing life lessons with children and making them laugh along the way. This is a wonderful book for younger elementary children to learn about cause and effect and about how everyone deserves a second chance.

— Literary Titan

Parents and teachers alike can talk to their children about making good choices rather than being impulsive and only doing what they want to do all the time. This is especially applicable to children who tend to be impulsive and who think of themselves as “invincible.”

Once again, we were extremely impressed by the characters and the deeper, more nuanced things going on. We were also once again impressed by the art, which is among the best in a Tuula Pere book.

We were also once again impressed by the art, which is among the best in a Tuula Pere book.

— Outstanding Creator

Tuula Pere's story reveals a powerful moral: bigger is not always better. When Francis starts cutting corners, he has no thought for the safety of others. It's a good lesson for young readers who may guess the outcome of Francis's hazardous decisions.

The Fox's Tower by Tuula Pere is another stunning children's storybook with wonderful illustrations by Andrea Alemanno.

I very highly recommend this to any parent anxious to prepare their children for the reality of the world ahead of them.

— Courtnee Turner Hoyle, Readers’ Favorite

The Fox’s Tower is an empowering manifesto about the importance of learning from one’s mistakes.

Filled with important messages and ideas, The Fox’s Tower is a thoroughly original story that will encourage young readers to think big and stretch their imaginations. The book does a wonderful job at showing the repercussions of not thinking an idea all the way through, and the impact this can have on the people around you.

Vibrant and colorful illustrations bring the book to life, perfectly complementing the story and helping readers visualize each scene as it happens. Creativity and wonder shine through in Pere’s intelligent, playful scenes.

— Maincrest Media

Editorial Review Quotes

★★★★★ (5/5)

This children’s book helps children understand that having big dreams is ok, but you must still follow the rules and do the right thing to achieve them. It also helps children understand that some dreams are unrealistic and cannot be done physically.

— Literary Titan

Tuula Pere has written an entertaining cautionary story for children.

— Literary Titan

The Fox’s Tower is a beautifully written children’s book sharing life lessons with children and making them laugh along the way. This is a wonderful book for younger elementary children to learn about cause and effect and about how everyone deserves a second chance.

— Literary Titan

Score | 
94+/100

Parents and teachers alike can talk to their children about making good choices rather than being impulsive and only doing what they want to do all the time. This is especially applicable to children who tend to be impulsive and who think of themselves as “invincible.”

— Outstanding Creator

Once again, we were extremely impressed by the characters and the deeper, more nuanced things going on. We were also once again impressed by the art, which is among the best in a Tuula Pere book.

— Outstanding Creator

We were also once again impressed by the art, which is among the best in a Tuula Pere book.

— Outstanding Creator

★★★★★ (5/5)

Tuula Pere's story reveals a powerful moral: bigger is not always better. When Francis starts cutting corners, he has no thought for the safety of others. It's a good lesson for young readers who may guess the outcome of Francis's hazardous decisions.

— Courtnee Turner Hoyle, Readers’ Favorite

★★★★★ (5/5)

The Fox's Tower by Tuula Pere is another stunning children's storybook with wonderful illustrations by Andrea Alemanno.

— Anne-Marie Reynolds, Readers’ Favorite

★★★★★ (5/5)

I very highly recommend this to any parent anxious to prepare their children for the reality of the world ahead of them.

— Francis Mont, Readers’ Favorite

The Fox’s Tower is an empowering manifesto about the importance of learning from one’s mistakes.

— Maincrest Media

Filled with important messages and ideas, The Fox’s Tower is a thoroughly original story that will encourage young readers to think big and stretch their imaginations. The book does a wonderful job at showing the repercussions of not thinking an idea all the way through, and the impact this can have on the people around you.

— Maincrest Media

Vibrant and colorful illustrations bring the book to life, perfectly complementing the story and helping readers visualize each scene as it happens. Creativity and wonder shine through in Pere’s intelligent, playful scenes.

— Maincrest Media

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