The Ghost Fox by Jean Tseng

On 2006-05-18 DONALD G. FOX, Minneapolis, MN USA wrote: While helping his father load the family boat, Little Lee accidently bumps into a stranger. As the story goes on, the stranger turns out to be a ´ghost fox,´ a nefarious spiritual threat to Little Lee´s mother. Little Lee must figure out where the threat is coming from and then what to do in spite of many obstacles. Ultimately, Little Lee saves the day. This is a great story introducing kids to a bit of Chinese lore and culture. The story is exciting and fast-paced; a story that children will enjoy.. And summed up by saying A very interesting story for young readers. Currently The Ghost Fox has an overall rating of 10 over 10.

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Jean Tseng claimed Growing up in seventeenth-century China, nine-year-old Little Lee protects his mother while his father is at sea and must rescue her from the mysterious ghost fox. Reprint. K. ´

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