Description
"Why is the sky blue?" was just one of the many questions that Reddy, the little red fox, was always brimming with.
He was very curious about the way the world worked and was always asking his parents and friends such questions.
He would not be satisfied with stock answers like, "Because that's the way the world has always been." and this only served to deepen his curiosity.
One day, Reddy's friend suggested that he direct his questions to Odin the Wise Deer, for Odin was famous among forest animals for his intelligence.
From then on, Reddy started to formulate 3 questions and the possible answers for them that had always bugged at him, ready to direct them to Odin when they crossed paths.
The 3 questions he prepared were, "Why do acorns grow on trees and watermelons on vines along the ground?", "Why is the sky above us and the sea below us?" and "Why do foxes eat meat?".
Get the storybook to find out what happens next. Watch how Reddy was ultimately inspired to be independent in answering his own questions, with the passage of time.
This is a beautifully illustrated storybook dedicated to all the little geniuses in our midst who simply love asking questions and to inspire them onto greater things.
