The stories of refugee Leila and blue fox Miso intertwine.
Both travel a long way. Leila flees from Syria to live in London and
then travels on to the Arctic to join her mother who is documenting the fox’s journey.
Miso’s story is based on a true one: Anna the fox walked over 2000 miles in seventy-six
days. Both Leila and Miso are seeking something. Will they find it?
Kiran Millwood Hargraves’s text is touching and Tom de Freston’s illustrations are delightful. I read the hardback version of Leila and the Blue Fox. This would make a delightful Christmas present for a child.
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