Fox and Crow Are Not Friends (Step into Reading)

My autistic, gamer child struggles with reading but not so much with comprehending. We both thought this book was funny. In reality, these animals may never be friends. The language used to describe the vindictive pursuits of these rivals appeared to be on a 1st and second grade level. However anyone can relate to this story.We need more catchy funny stories like this in our library. This one kept my son turning the page to see what will happen next. I left it on the table, and he picked it up to finish the story. Thumbs up.

Awesome

My eight year old grandson says it’s his favorite book. Alta

I love these series. But most important that my son does. I order 20+ books and he loves to read them (usually it is not that easy to make him read). I got mix of 2-3-4 levels for the second grader, second level is too easy, but it creates some fun and he reads them with pleasure. Love it, I would recommend it.

Not a happy ending pointless kids book. I like that. It makes you think. I'll use this to teach critical thinking, asking kids what they think about the ending, using the word 'enemies' to describe others, and how they might have written the ending differently. It's good if you can work with someone you are not friends with, but calling them enemies is kind of strong.

My kindergarten grandson enjoyed reading this. He was surprised at the ending. Very fun!

My son read it as soon as the package was opened and he loved the book!

My child is 7 and in 2nd grade, she loved this book. It was easy for her to read on her own, she laughed and has re read it several times