A Fox Called Sorrow (Little Fur, #2) (Legend of Little Fur, #2)

by Isobelle Carmody

On a dangerous quest to the troll city of Underth, the healer, Little Fur, is mystified by a new companion--a scarred and angry fox whose strong spirit keeps him alive despite his wish to die.

• ISBN10: 0375838562
• ISBN13: 9780375838569
• Publish Date: 13 February 2007
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Random House Books for Young Readers
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 245
• Language: English

Reviews

This had a folklore/fairytale moral vibe. It was very preachy about the environment and the damage humans are doing. It was a bit strange and kind of depressing. I liked Little Fur though and I may even continue to read the series.

[Ace]

A Fox Called Sorrow is the sequel to The Legend of Little Fur. Like the first book, it was faced paced but a lot of fun to read. Little Fur, has come a long way from the Elf-Troll who hated anything to do with humans. She still has distaste for a lot of them but she is curious about them and knows there are some good. She's a very curious creature and you see that with her interactions with Sorrow. Sorrow, intrigues you and makes you feel like you can understand his pain and hatred of all humans.

Over the quest though you can see just how much he wants to die. The Ferrets are incredibly loyal and Sly, Ginger and the Crow were great to see again even if some of them weren't in it long but they still played major roles.

Like all of Isobelle Carmody's novels it was fun, enjoyable and incredibly well written. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the books.