Avalon Weston
Avalon Weston writes animal stories about foxes for people aged 8 to 80, set in London and Cornwall, and also an African adventure story.
Rubic finds he is a city fox. He can’t live in the country, he can’t kill his food. A city fox doesn’t need to. He leaves the moor and on the journey home he meets tigers. He encounters a maddened ferret at Stonehenge. He puzzles over whether the deer in Richmond Park are free or tame, and finds the buried king. The rescue of another foxling means he has to move on again.
Genre:
Available at:
Avalon Weston writes animal stories about foxes for people aged 8 to 80, set in London and Cornwall, and also an African adventure story.
The stag had his mouth open; roaring his cry across the hills.
“He is stupid,” said the badger. “Watch, there’s a man with a gun!”
“I am left here. You know what BB stands for, don’t you? The Beast of Bodmin! All I want is a mate and follow-ons.”
“Tad is ill,
The cow is dead,
Mam is tired.
No one loves us.
It’s all coal and more coal!
For more and more money!”
One morning I found, chalked on the door: Smoking Concerts, held here every night, gentleman cordially invited, but be sure and leave your wives behind.
There was a crack of breaking glass, the five invaders expected to find cats and dogs, however all the cages were empty.