Freddie the Forgetful Fox

Mikey Simpson

Oct 2025 · Mikey Simpson’s Laugh-Aloud Animal Tales - A joyful collection of rhyming adventures Book 9 · Springwood emedia

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Meet Freddie — the fox who can’t remember… well, anything!

He forgets where he buried his lunch, where his socks have gone, and sometimes even where his tail is hiding!

The other animals giggle at his muddled mind, but when some sneaky baddies come sniffing around the forest, Freddie’s forgetfulness might just be the cleverest trick of all.

Full of laughter, heart, and rhyme, Freddie the Forgetful Fox is a joyful picture book for children aged 3–7 who love silly surprises and lovable characters.

Perfect for fans of The Gruffalo, The Smeds and the Smoos, and Giraffes Can’t Dance — a tale that reminds us that sometimes, being a little forgetful can make you truly unforgettable!

Meet Freddie — the fox who can’t remember… well, anything! He forgets where he buried his lunch, where his socks have gone, and sometimes even where his tail is hiding! The other animals giggle at his muddled mind, but when some sneaky baddies come sniffing around the forest, Freddie’s forgetfuln...

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About the author

Mikey is a novelist with a very creative background in fine art, graphic design, creative writing and marketing & communications areas. Mikey writes Children’s Rhyming stories and Science Fiction and Crime Fiction, Thriller novels.

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