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Title of ebook: Un Lun Dun
ISBN: 9780345497239
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
Internet download file size: 2833 kb
Released online for download: 02-13-2007
Author of eBook: Mieville, China

Un Lun Dun

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The Respectful Fox

There was no doubt about it: there was a fox behind the climbing frame. And it was watching.

“It is, isn’t it?”

The playground was full of children, their gray uniforms flapping as they ran and kicked balls into makeshift goals. Amid the shouting and the games, a few girls were watching the fox.

“It definitely is. It’s just watching us,” a tall blond girl said. She could see the animal clearly behind a fringe of grass and thistle. “Why isn’t it moving?” She walked slowly towards it.

At first the friends had thought the animal was a dog, and had started ambling towards it while they chatted. But halfway across the tarmac they had realized it was a fox.

It was a cold cloudless autumn morning and the sun was bright. None of them could quite believe what they w ... read full excerpt from Un Lun Dun ebook