Did I mention it's all just so English, in the same way Harry Potter is just so sine qua non English? Dax could just fly away, but he wouldn't leave his best friend Gideon behind, it's a very human reason. Overall, Finding the Fox may not have the most original premise out there, but it still managed to squeeze in some creativity, some fun, and great characters.

Full details of your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations are available in the UK from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or your Local Authority's Trading Standards Office.We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I would recommend it to anyone, especially anyone imaginative :) It is about children/teens who find themselves with unnatural powers and are then taken together at a boarding school to continue their lives while progressing these powers. The characters strike the perfect ballance between 'So now I'm a shapeshifter, but more importantly; what's for lunch? A: When you meet characters in Shapeshifter they are 11 or 12 years old but in Unleashed they are 15 or 16.

My son and I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the Shapeshifter series, he enjoyed it so much that he is now listening to them all again as audio books.If your child is at the stage where they are reading things like Harry Potter, The Famous Five and the like, then this is a fabulous book for around that reading age range. And I also have a soft spot for people turning into animals and very detailed descriptions of what it feels like it to be a fox. She has read every one of these books over and over, despite having a lot of new unread books still left from Christmas. Others have also had this experience and they get together and decide what to do with their new-found abilities. It couldn't be any other way, either, similarly to when Spaced tried to be American and it realised it couldn't bring itself to ever passably drive on the right, or say "like, like, like.