Bleeper (Not accepting group invites at this time) asked Inbali Iserles:

You are my most favorite author ever... I have read all 3 of your Foxcraft book 100 times and am re-reading them all over again starting with book 1..... I keep getting interrupted by my family members whenever I start to re-read the Foxcraft book :( Also..... Why did you write what you did at the end of each book with the red fox?

Inbali Iserles What a lovely message, I am SO sorry that I only just saw it as I don't think I've logged onto Goodreads in a year! I hope you have had some uninterrupted reading time :) I'm not sure what you mean about writing what I did at the end of each book - but I can tell you why I wanted to write about foxes. I became fascinated with these beautiful animals when I saw them on the streets of London where I lived. I was intrigued by how these elegant animals appeared to spring out from nowhere – a flash of deep red pelt, a white tail tip – only to vanish into the night. I began to read about the fox’s role in folklore. Time and again, the fox was the bad guy (do you remember the story of the gingerbread man?). I felt that these beautiful animals were misunderstood and I wanted to tell their story.

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