Reynard the Fox
Illustrated by Jonas Laustroer
Retold by Renate Raecke
Illustrated by Jonas Laustroer
Retold by Renate Raecke
By Renate Raecke
Illustrated by Jonas Laustroer
By Renate Raecke
Illustrated by Jonas Laustroer
Category: Children's Books
Category: Children's Books
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$19.99
Oct 06, 2020 | ISBN 9781662650062 | 5-9 years
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Jan 26, 2021 | ISBN 9781662650598 | 5-9 years
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Praise
“Arresting, kinetic artwork by Jonas Lauströer….the Reynard that kindled the medieval imagination was no cuddly stuffed animal. Ms. Raecke sands down the edges of the violence, but she doesn’t dull Reynard’s wit….Children…growing up with lots of fairy and folk tales will see that Reynard fits right in with these traditions.” —Wall Street Journal
“Raecke cleverly weaves together a number of different Reynard stories to create a single overarching tale… Lauströer’s art often outdoes itself and the book has all the wonder and fear you’d want out of these tales. This is a collection of folktales at their absolute best. Because if you can’t be charmed by a fox in shirtsleeves, you don’t deserve to be charmed at all.” —Elizabeth Bird, Fuse #8 Production, SchoolLibraryJournal.com
“Lauströer’s skill for visual storytelling shines through in masterful illustrations, which read as classical while remaining cleverly modern….A masterfully illustrated and true-to-character take on a classic.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Reynard’s tales reflect the duality of every experience and demonstrate that a clever mind is often the most powerful weapon…..Lovers of classic tales and their often gruesome elements will thoroughly enjoy this take.” —School Library Journal
“Breathtaking visuals make repeat visits likely.” —Let’s Talk Picture Books
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