The book is cut to the shape of the fox, ears and brush included, which is why it is the one that gets picked up first. Inside, a kit tells you about being born blind and deaf with four brothers, about learning the woods through spring, summer and autumn, and about which berry is worth going out of your way for.

Carine Hinder's illustration is bright and graphic in a way that reads well from across a room, and the facts folded into the story are accurate rather than decorative, so this earns its place as a first natural history book as well as a bedtime one. Ten thick pages at six and a half by five inches.

Graded by the publisher from birth. Written by Rosalee Wren. It sits alongside A Little Owl and A Little Hedgehog as a set worth completing.