In the Night
Nighttime Enemies and Inner Light
A fox, a blank sign, and a mirror that would not lie
William Vincent Carleton
Bram the fox has a good den, a good vest and a fizzy prickle that wants a reason. Someone, he decides, must be against him, and the Hollow Argument Club, which meets every night whether or not anything has happened, is glad to help. With a blank sign, an owl in charge and a mirror that will not lie, this read-aloud In the Night story is for anyone who thought they had an enemy.
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