A warm place for little minds and big feelings

Fuzz Fox and Friends

Stories to hold
real feelings.

Meet frustration, grief, friendship, change and the wobbles of trying something new through character-led adventures that offer words without insisting on one correct answer.

Created with the insight of registered mental health clinicians.

In the woodland now

Three little adventures.
Room for every kind of day.

Open each internal page for the full synopsis, grown-up guidance, optional prompts and related activities. Retailer links are kept separate and clearly labelled.

Stories first

Professional insight woven through, never laid over the top.

The books are created with the insight of registered mental health clinicians. Every story offers a child-sized opening into a feeling without promising therapy, assessment or one correct response.

01 Notice what is happening02 Find words that feel safe03 Ask for help and keep talking
Cover of the stitched-puppet edition of Fuzz Fox Finds His Brave by Francis Ferndown, showing Fuzz and his woodland friends gathered around their cardboard moonboat at sunset3

Fuzz Fox and Friends

Ages 3–8

Fuzz Fox Finds His Brave

New experiences · Confidence · Asking for help

Try-Something-New Day fills Fuzz’s classroom with paints, drums, hoops and cardboard boxes. His friends see possibilities everywhere, but Fuzz stays by the doorway with a wobbly tummy. How do you begin when everything feels new?

Created with the insight of registered mental health clinicians.

Cover of the puppet edition of Fuzz Fox and the Storm Inside by Francis Ferndown, showing Fuzz and his woodland friends beside their block tower1

Fuzz Fox and Friends

Ages 3–8

Fuzz Fox and the Storm Inside

Frustration · Big feelings · Body signals

Fuzz Fox is having one of those mornings when each small disappointment seems to land on top of the last. His blocks tumble, his shoe pinches, his favourite crayon snaps and there is no raspberry jam. Soon a grey cloud is following him into the woodland.

Created with the insight of registered mental health clinicians.

Cover of the puppet edition of Fuzz Fox and the Missing Piece by Francis Ferndown, showing Fuzz with a glowing star-shaped piece beside Grandpa Badger2

Fuzz Fox and Friends

Ages 5–9

Fuzz Fox and the Missing Piece

Death · Grief · Remembrance

Fuzz Fox loves Grandpa’s stories, shared puzzles and unhurried company. After Grandpa dies, the woodland carries on but Fuzz’s world does not fit together in quite the same way. Feelings arrive side by side: sadness, confusion, warmth, laughter and moments when he would rather say nothing at all.

Created with the insight of registered mental health clinicians.

A growing woodland library

More stories can join
when they are ready.

Start with the feeling or story that fits today. The collection now includes The Storm Inside, The Missing Piece and Finds His Brave, with room on the shelf for future woodland adventures.

See the series on Amazon UK