The Fox Forest Band
written by Lisa E. Lindman Illustrated by Chanra Wheeler
No matter where you go in this world there is always that one person ,the Bulling type that tries to spoil everyone’s fun. The kid on the School Bus or in School that hurls insults. Or maybe the big kid that picks on the younger smaller kids.
The Fox Forest Band is a clever and witty Children’s book that shows how a group of friends overcome the Bully among them. Written in Rhyme author Lisa E. Lindman shows kind of Metaphorically how things you hear can hurt you. In a Forest filled with Animals living happy animal lives an evil fog rolls in. It entered into the animals ears to whisper to them their greatest fears.
Now I may be wrong here but I see this fog representing the mean hurtful things that Bullies would say. We get to see how the 
animals stick together and nullify the fog and basically nullifying the Bully. It’s a great lesson to learn and to teach young kids.
The book is actually very upbeat and fun,filled with cute little forest animals . We have a Banjo playing Fox a Beaver on Flute a Tambourine for the Squirrel and we can’t forget a Spider on Triangle.The illustrations are beautiful and really bring the story and little forest animals alive.Very nice watercolors.
I love how this book teaches kids how to stand up to a bully in a cute and fun way – And it’s available in a nice big Hard Cover The Fox Forest Band at Amazon
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worlds in her head. As the mother of a sweet toddler, she is all the more inspired as a children’s book author. She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, daughter and their French bulldog, Sebastian. “The Fox Forest Band” is dedicated to her wonderful mom, who taught her to stand up for herself, no matter what. Lisa is working on her second rhyming forest book, to be released in 2016.
Chandra lives in Denver happily illustrating and editing copy. The Fox Forest Band is her first book as an illustrator, but she has a series of baby board books soon to be released. When she’s not illustrating or writing, she’s most likely caring for her boys, two two-legged and one of the four-legged variety. You can visit her at www.C.RainIncorporated.com.
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Crystal Marcos
Honestly, the best advice my mother ever gave me was to stand up for myself. A situation came about and I stood up for myself and they never bothered me again. In fact, we became the best of friends.
Tina at Mommynificent
This book sounds really interesting. Thanks for sharing this at Booknificent Thursday!
Tina
Shaylin S
Best way to stand up to a bully is with confidence and honesty!
Pragmaticmom
Bullies won’t go after confident kids. That is what I focus on for my own kids. Thanks for sharing at the Kid Lit Blog Hop!