She grew up with her father's and grandfather''s stories, so it's not surprising that Astrid herself enjoys telling stories--though she prefers to tell hers visually, using illustrations to give a story more depth and dimension. Add in the story itself, which promotes a love of stories and the adventures they can take us on, and I am hooked.

With twists and turns and a capsized boat, the five friends venture far from home and make a surprising discovery — a huge discovery! Hector Fox and the Giant Quest is the first in a series of picture books created by Astrid Sheckels, featuring Hector Fox, Lucy Skunk, Mo Marten, Charlie Chipmunk, Jeremiah Rabbit, and some surprise friends. The five friends set out on a quest to learn the truth, and with some unexpected help, make a giant discovery. It’s told in a distant third person narration, and I think the story would flow better if it was told in a close third person narration.

Hector Fox and the Giant Quest" is the first in a series of books that follow the delightful adventures of Hector and his charming band of unique friends: Mo Marten, Charlie Chipmunk, Jeremiah Rabbit, and Lucy Skunk. Hector Fox and the Daring Flight features Hector as well as Lucy Skunk, Mo Marten, Charlie Chipmunk, Jeremiah Rabbit, Rufus Bear, and introduces Amos Beaver. A large greeting card with an illustration from the children's picture book "Hector Fox and the Raven's Revenge" (written and illustrated by Astrid Sheckels). The story is sweet -furry friends finding out whether fairytales exist) but short and I would have loved more text to read to my children. If you’ve already done that, your item hasn’t arrived, or it’s not as described, you can report that to Etsy by opening a case.

Hector Fox and friends are back in the second installment of this charming series about a group of forest creatures with boundless curiosity and courage. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy.With so little text the story is over too quickly and lacked interest for my children of 2 and 4 years old.