Fox and Bear by Miriam Körner

Should Fox and Bear value productivity and efficiency above all else?

Image | Fox and Bear by Miriam Korner

(Red Deer Press)

Fox and Bear live happily in the forest until Fox decides to make life more productive and efficient. When Fox's inventions set off a chain of events that complicates life in unexpected ways, Bear is faced with the difficult decision about how he wants to live.
This a modern fable that raises existential questions for readers of all ages. The illustrations for Fox and Bear were created using recycled paper cut-outs and cardboard dioramas.
(From Red Deer Press)
Miriam Körner is a writer, photographer, illustrator and wilderness guide. Born in Germany, she currently lives near La Ronge, Saskatchewan.

Interview with Miriam Körner

Media Audio | Saskatchewan Weekend : Fox and Bear: a fable from Miriam Körner

Caption: Miriam Körner started her life in Germany, but for about 20 years she's called the northern Saskatchewan forest home. She's also become a vocal protector of the forest, muskegs, and peat moss. This month she published a children's fable called Fox and Bear. As you'll learn in this conversation with host Shauna Powers the lessons in her new book are important for all of us to ponder.

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