by Prof Derek Zieker-Fischer (Author), Oscar M. Barrientos (Author)

Freddy is a giant fox who sadly has no friends. Whenever he leaves his den, all the other forest animals become frightened and hide. Unfortunately, none of them know that Freddy only eats delicious oat biscuits and crunchy carrots, not other forest creatures. Freddy's greatest wish is to have friends who love him for who he is on the inside. To make himself happy, Freddy cleans his den and readies it for visitors. Even then, no one comes. But one day when a storm ravages the forest, everything changes. When a little rabbit seeking shelter unexpectedly enters Freddy's den, he is immediately frightened and tries to escape. But it is not long before Rory realizes how lucky he is to have a strong giant fox as a protector and new friend. In this colorful children's tale, a tiny rabbit and a lonely giant fox develop an unlikely friendship that teaches a valuable lesson about acceptance.