Pax - Tapa blanda

Pax the book is like Pax the fox: half wild and wholly beautiful. --New York Times Book Review"

Moving and poetic. --Kirkus Reviews (starred review)"

Pennypacker s expert, evenhanded storytelling reveals stunning depth in a relatively small package. --Booklist (starred review)"

In an exceptionally powerful, if grim story, Pennypacker does a remarkable job of conveying the gritty perspective of a sheltered animal that must instantly learn to live in the wild. --Publishers Weekly (starred review)"

A startling work of fiction that should be read-and discussed-by children and adults alike. --School Library Journal (starred review)"

An emotional, thought-provoking story of conflict, loyalty, and love. --The Horn Book"

Sometimes an author steps aside from a popular series to break new ground, as evidenced in this arresting novel, at once a wilderness adventure about survival and a philosophical foray into big questions. --San Francisco Chronicle"

Pennypacker s elegant language and insight into human nature spin a fable extolling empathy above all. By the novel s poignant ending, Pennypacker has gently made the case that all of us should aspire to that view children and adults alike. --Time magazine"

Searingly honest and heartbreakingly lovely, Pax is, quite simply, a masterpiece. --Katherine Applegate, Newbery Award-winning author of The One and Only Ivan"

A sweeping and enchanting wartime story of trust, loyalty, betrayal, and the love of a boy for the fox he s raised since he was a kit. A master storyteller, Pennypacker leads the reader along a path of shifting hopes to the story s heart-wrenching conclusion. --Ann M. Martin, Newbery Honoree, author of Rain Reign"