Be Still, Little Fox

About this book

Some things can only be heard by holding still.The Great Oak had stood in the middle of the Hollow always - older than the path, older than the stream, older than anything Ember could think of. Then one cold, clear night, with no storm at all, it came down.Ember means to put it back. He circles it and counts it and hauls branches until his sides ache, building and rebuilding a roof of sticks that keeps falling on his head - and the harder he works, the less the Hollow looks like home.Then Eli points him down the long fallen trunk toward the water, where an old grey heron has been standing perfectly still for longer than anyone can remember.The Hollow was changed. And the Hollow was held.Be Still, Little Fox is the third Eli & Ember story - a warm, funny, read-aloud chapter book for children ages 6 to 9, illustrated in full color throughout, and closing on a single verse of Scripture."Be still, and know that I am God." - Psalm 46:10 (NKJV)An Eli & Ember Story - Book Three - Ages 6-9