Foxman book by Audrey Firth

A gentle story about a little red fox who tries job after job around the village — policeman, fisherman, fireman — before realising the very traits that made him “not fit” are exactly what make him useful. With a nudge from a wise rabbit, he stops trying to be something he’s not and becomes Foxman, a quiet local hero who helps simply by being himself. Written in rhyme, with warm, hand-painted illustrations that bring an English countryside setting to life. A story about self-esteem, individuality, and kindness — and one with real purpose behind it, too: 100% of net proceeds go directly to UK children’s hospitals. Hardcover, 36 pages.