The last book I read by a nature writer was Lucy Jones' Foxes Unearthed, and I reviewed the book over on my book blog (here), and you can read a more detailed piece on the book there.
The book's author considers the red fox of Britain, a familiar sight in both our towns and countryside. Considering how this cat like canine is both vilified and celebrated, how it is woven into our culture, and the strength of feeling this animal inspires, Lucy Jones investigates the truth about foxes. In this book, the author does not proselytise or preach, but instead allows truths to be revealed through her investigation.
I very much recommend this book and be prepared to feel inspired! After reading this book, I felt a great desire to go out of an evening and see if I could spot any foxes about their business!
You can buy Foxes Unearthed: A Story of Love and Loathing in Modern Britain by Lucy Jones here.
By the same author
Losing Eden: Why Our Minds Need the Wild by Lucy Jones
The Nature Seed: How to Raise Adventurous and Nurturing Kids by Lucy Jones and Kenneth Greenway
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