The Elders (Foxcraft, Book 2)

Inbali Iserles

Sept 2016 · Sold by Scholastic Inc.

About this eBook

The second book in a thrilling fantasy trilogy starring one of the animal kingdom's most hunted heroes. Foxcraft is full of excitement and heart, and a touch of magic.

Isla's search for her missing brother, Pirie, has brought her to the vast Wildlands. The forest is a treacherous place for a fox cub, but Isla is talented in foxcraft -- ancient arts of cunning known only to her kind.Skilled though she is, Isla's grasp of foxcraft is still new. And she's not alone... A cruel and mysterious fox stalks the forest, with the power to enslave others to his will. In order to survive, Isla must learn to trust in the rustic Wildlands foxes.But there are tales of others -- a council of Elders who are masters of foxcraft, and who warily guard its most potent secrets. If Isla wishes to master her gifts and find her brother, then the Elders may be her only hope.

Ratings and reviews

As I said before in book one review I'm no kid. But I just can't resist this kind of story and adventure! I am half way through book two now and thing just keep happening... I just had a hard time to put it down. Finally chapter 11 I felt it was a good stopping point. Now all I have to say is (hurry up book 3!) I'm OK with a short story but some just need more room to show there colors. Keep them coming.. I'll buy them all!

It was awesome! Is was so good i cant wait till i read the next one, it is just amazing. Sooooooo amazing.

I am a very big fan of the series. I love everything about it. The cover page is eye catching the story is wonderful and so detailed! I LOVE foxes!!!

About the author

Inbali Iserles is an award-winning writer and an irrepressible animal lover. She is one of the team of authors behind the New York Times bestselling Survivors series, writing under the pseudonym of Erin Hunter. Her first book, The Tygrine Cat, won the 2008 Calderdale Children's Book of the Year Award. Together with its sequel, The Tygrine Cat: On the Run, it was listed among The Independent's "50 books every child should read." Inbali attended Sussex and Cambridge Universities. For many years she lived in central London, where a fascination with urban foxes inspired her Foxcraft trilogy. She has recently moved to Cambridge with her family, including her principal writing mascot, Michi, who looks like an Arctic fox, acts like a cat, but is in fact a dog.