The Mage (Foxcraft, Book 3) (3)

This is an amazing book. We finally have reached the end; where the main characters must fight against the Mage to save all foxes. We also get to learn more about the wolves such as Farraclaw and his Bishar. You get to see whether or not Haiki was good or bad, as well as see Siffrin return. Isla must team up with the wolf bishar in order to find her brother, which is an interesting concept. More is revealed about the wolves, and they are extremely developed characters. I feel like they could have their own series; with Lop or Farraclaw as the protagonist. This book also deals with serious topics like acceptance, betrayal, cultural differences, and redemption. The ending was also a nice twist with some surprises, and it leaves the reader satisfied. The writing is detailed as usual, and I love the fox point of view. The author doesn't have morals confused like I have seen in other series such as Warriors, and the characters and story are interesting. I like the Elders, as well as a majority of the wolf characters. Each character has strengths and weaknesses as well as good traits and bad ones to keep them realistic and interesting. Even Isla, who is first seen as an overly-merciful typical protagonist turns out to be willing to do whatever she has to for the greater good at her younger age. She also grows up in this book. I long awaited the release of this book, and it did not disappoint. I love the ending, and the story. It wasn't too long, or too short. It may be too dark for younger kids (there is some death, and there is also the villains using a sort of mind control that takes away the free wills of others, though this is shown as horrible and immoral and is what Isla, the main character, is fighting against). I hope to be just as satisfied with Inbali Iserles' other books. Overall, Foxcraft is very deep and intriguing as well as detailed. I highly recommend to read it, as if I say too much, I would spoil the experience.

El producto se ve un poco frágil pero a mi Niño le encanta esa historia.

I started reading this series some time agoand was soon immersed in this book so much I couldn't look away. It was a fantastic magic book so I would absolutely recommend this for others, about 6-12 yrs old. I finished it in about a few days (the whole series) and I would like to ask for a Book 4, please. Maybe about A new fox? Having new troubles? I would LOVE it if you could make a new book. I loved Isla from the beginning and would like to say that for this great book: Good Job! I wish that those Foxcraft spells (like maa- sharm) would ACTUALLY work in real life. To recap, I absolutely loved the part (SPOILERS) about after defeating The Mage (Keeveeny, of something) Métis passes on and Isla appears to be the new Black Fox. This book makes my mind wonder what animal life is like out in the world. I hope that new books would come as I love having my mind exploring new ideas and solutions to the extinction of animal kind. (eg. Habitat Loss, Poaching etc.) I would say a Lovely and Humongous Thanks to for this book being published. THANK U! Good Luck!

I love the book!!! It is so touching and I cried for so long. I also loved the other two. Before this I never thought much f foxes, but now I realize that they truly are amazing creatures. I love to read, and I have read lots of series, but this trilogy has made it to one of the top! Although I have to say, I was, actually am, very angry at the elders for tricking Isla and being cowardly in many ways. I was also angry at Pirie for not listening to Greatma! But over all, fabulous!!!!!😍😍😍😀😫😫😠😠

My 8 yesr old daughter and I really enjoyed this series. It is suspenseful and has lots of details. We would like more of these books to read!

I like the desperation of the story. I love how the author built the main character, (Isla), and how she reinstated characters from previous books in the series! This is a book I would recommend for readers who like a good animal adventure fantasy book and for the age group of 8-17( though anyone else can read it!) this really is an amazing read that is full of adventure!!!🦄😀🌈🌸🦋🐴🦄💖📕📗📘📙📚📚📕📗📘📙📚📚📕📗📘📙📚📚

EXCELLENT. Great ending to a great series. Everything came together chapter after chapter, untangling mysteries and leaving the reader feeling fulfilled. Enjoyable for all children, as well as adults with inner-children.

Our 9 year old loves these books. They’re are very well writing from the animals point of view. She is supposed to read 30 min every day. With these books it’s easy to get her to do that!

This is an amazing series for young readers and pretty fun for adults too. Rich language, an epic adventure, beautifully written characters, what more could you ask for.My 8 year old loved the whole series and read each book in a matter of days. ❤️

Good series

I really like this kind of book, which means that my view of the story can be different from others. Since the first book the story drags you into the life of the main character Isla. The story is very well displayed and keeps you longing for what is coming next for most of the time. It`s one of the few stories I`ve read recently that doesn`t have a too much rushed ending.

Absolutely loved this whole series and the final episode didn't disappoint at all — Isla's journey works its way, via some surprise twists, to a thrilling and satisfying conclusion. Would highly recommend the Foxcraft trilogy to young readers and adventure-loving adults alike!

Brought all three books in the series and have enjoyed all off them