Milo, the Little Fox Who Was Afraid: A Story About Finding the Courage to Try

By Alias Art

A warm and beautifully illustrated story about courage, confidence and taking the first step.

At the edge of Bramblewood lives Milo, a thoughtful little fox who finds the forest full of frightening possibilities.
While the other young foxes climb fallen trees, leap across streams and explore dark tunnels, Milo usually watches from somewhere safe.

Then, one moonlit night, Milo hears a tiny sound outside the family den.
A lost duckling needs help, but reaching the duckling's family means facing the dark forest and crossing the rushing stream. Milo's paws tremble, but Milo remembers an important lesson from Mum: Courage is not having no fear at all. Courage is being frightened and taking one little step anyway.

Milo, the Little Fox Who Was Afraid is a reassuring picture book for children learning to manage worries, approach unfamiliar situations and recognise their own quiet courage.

Perfect for: Children who worry about trying unfamiliar thingsStarting nursery or schoolBuilding confidence and resilienceBedtime and classroom readingConversations about courage and anxietyFans of gentle woodland storiesParents, grandparents, teachers and carersA comforting addition to the Little Stories, Big Courage collection.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HM2S1B2P
• ISBN13: 9798178887691
• Release Date: October 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 26 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 8.5" x 11.0"