4.5/5 This book was really sweet, and including the POV of both the boy and the fox was a neat idea. 
 Unfortunately, the bouncing between plots could get a little jarring, and in the middle of the book Peter's plotline dragged for no real reason. Also, the ending was a bit unsatisfying. (view spoiler)[ I know it was just supposed to be the story of how Pax and Peter find each other, but leaving off with a child and these wild foxes that the reader has started to care about in the middle of a war zone, filled with land mines and dead animals, was distressing. How do I know that they get home safe? (hide spoiler)] 
 I loved learning about the foxes, and their ways of 'talking' and interacting were just so wonderful. The Pax points of view were my favorites, and his storyline was overall more compelling. He learns and grows, which Peter doesn't do as much of. The fox chapters are really what made this book so lovable and unique.