
Fantastic Mr Fox
Author:
Roald Dahl
Illustrator:
Quentin Blake
Published by:
Puffin
First Published:
1 Jan 1970
Ideal for readers aged
6-9y
My Review
This was the book that got all three of my children reading independently. The chapters are short, the action is packed, and the characters are lovable and repulsive by turn; guaranteed to delight young readers! Fox's dedication to his family, and his courageous leadership of and generosity towards his fellow underground creatures make him a very lovable hero, despite his hubris! The plot begs the obvious moral question of whether Fox is right to steal from the farmers persecuting him (the age-old Robin Hood conundrum!) - which makes for interesting ethical discussions at bedtime.....! The book makes a fabulous read-aloud too. Mr Fox's ingenuity and tenacity in the face of adversity are immortal!
Heads Up!
Children might find moments in this book upsetting (Fox's tail is shot off) or gruesome ( Boggis, Bunce, and Bean are pretty disgusting characters, as all Dahl's baddies are!) - also, casual references to cider addiction abound.....