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by Derrick Warner (Author), Rachel Brokenicky (Illustrator)
Felix is a small fox with a big question: where did his mother go?
When his mother leaves home for the snowy mountains, Felix sets off through the forest to find her. Along the way, he meets wise and whimsical creatures-a digging badger, a watchful raven, a quiet ferryman, and others-each offering him a gift, a lesson, or a piece of courage for the journey ahead.
As Felix travels rivers, meadows, and moonlit paths, he discovers that grief can feel like anger, confusion, or longing-but it can also make room for love, memory, and hope.
A tender story for children navigating loss-and for the grown-ups walking beside them-Felix and the Journey Home gently explores the many feelings that come with saying goodbye, and the quiet ways we find our way forward, reassuring us that love doesn't disappear, even when someone we love is gone.
