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The book I am going to referring to, is Pax. There are 2 characters, the fox Pax, and the boy, Peter.
I would want to be friends with Pax, because I love animals, and love to be around them. Also, I have never been with a fox in my life, so that would be pretty cool. I would also want to be friends with Peter, we have many things in common. We both have a big heart for animals, would do anything for animals, and we broke our ankles. Another reason I would love to be friends with Pax is because I would love to experience Pax’s adventures with him therefor, like meeting his family. I would like to go through Peter’s experiences too, such as meeting Vola, having a pet fox, and the feeling of finding your lost pet. In addition I would love to

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