Book 25 of the series
Pip and the Fox Who Lost Its Bark
Sometimes the bravest thing you can give someone is permission to be exactly what they are.
Buy on Amazon ↗- Ages
- 3-7
- Reading level
- Grade 1
- Length
- 649 words
How it begins
“The warm sand presses up through Pip's fur, and the air smells of dry honey and distant wind. One paw stretches forward. The whole world has turned amber.”
Children will love
- •Warm amber sand dunes at dusk, and a young fox who opens its mouth but can't make a sound
- •Pip blowing one long whistle-note toward the sky first, so a stuck little bark finally has permission to come out
- •A string of small, proud barks drifting up the dune as Pip curls in for the night
More Pip adventures
Book 1★ Start herePip and the Lantern Fish’s Wish
Deep beneath the mossy earth, a tiny fish has swallowed a wish it cannot make come true — until Pip arrives.
Book 8★ Start herePip and the Glowing Jellyfish
When the whole world is watching, sometimes one gentle friend is all you need.
Book 11★ Start herePip and the Tangled Light
When the lighthouse goes dark, one small fox finds that the brightest fix isn't always the most obvious one.