While the book is a joy to read, I deducted a star due to the somewhat rushed and abrupt ending. It left me yearning for more exploration of the boy and fox's bond and a heartfelt farewell between them. Additionally, expanding the book's length with more intricate details and scenes of their captivating journey to the moon would have enhanced the overall experience. The illustrations are a true highlight, beautifully complementing the narrative and bringing the characters to life with their expressive details. What truly sets this book apart is its emphasis on friendship and the unexpected bonds that can form between unlikely companions. The fox's encounter with other woodland creatures, each with their distinct personalities, imparts a heartwarming message about unity and understanding. The book is skillfully written, making it effortless to follow along, even on small screens. The vibrant illustrations by Grace Kelly perfectly capture the story's ambience, infusing it with warmth and colour. The characters, particularly the endearing fox, come to life through their adorable and expressive portrayal. The Fox Who Stole The Moon" is an enchanting story that captivates both young and old readers alike. Written by the same author who brought us the lovable "Harry The Happy Mouse," this new tale is nothing short of magical.

The story revolves around a mischievous fox with a mischievous plan: to steal the moon from the night sky. As you follow the fox's adventure, you're drawn into a world of imagination and wonder. The author's skillful storytelling paints vivid imagery that sparks the imagination, making it an ideal bedtime story that leaves kids dreaming of moonlit escapades.