White Fox

 White Fox: Dilah and the Moon Stone ...

Title: White Fox

Author: Chen Jiatong

Reviewer: Phoebe Carnicella


This book is very adventure packed. It will make you want to keep reading it for hours! The main character is a white fox who wants to become a human. He goes on a search to find a gem that will make him one. It ends on a cliff-hanger, and I am still trying to find the second one!!!

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