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Book Reports On The Foxman By Gary Paulsen

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I will be telling you about the book The Foxman by: Gary Paulsen. The book is about a fifteen year old boy who they never say his name. (Lets Just Say his name is James to make things easier). James lived in the big city and is sent away to live with his Uncle’s family in Northern Minnesota. James gets sent away because his parents drink like fish and do not want to change they’re ways. James meet his cousin Carl, Carl decides if James is gonna live in Northern Minnesota he is going to need skies. Over a few days they work on and build a pair of skies out of a birch tree. One day the boys go out hunting, and they get caught in a snow storm. Miles away from home they decided to find somewhere in hunker down for the night. They come across …show more content…

The Foxman is a old outdoorsmen that just wanted to get away from society. He welcomes the boys to stay for the night. The boys were a little creeped out but they stayed and left right away in the morning. Carl doesnt want to go back, but James decides to go back to the Foxman’s shack. James wants to find out basically why is he out there? Where is his family? What happened to his Face? James goes back many times and talks to the The Foxman. One day James got Carl to go with him to the Foxman’s, they got there and he was very sick. The boys couldn’t decide if they should stay and help him, but then there parents would be suspecisions. They’re parents do not know what they have been doing or know about the Foxman. They go home and decide to come back the next day. The Boys come back and the Foxman is dead! The Boys are freaked out and decide that the Foxman had lived out in the bush for awhile and no one every knew about him. The Foxman probably wouldn’t want anyone too know about him, So they burn the shack down with him in it. They Grabbed a fox pelt off the wall for something to remeber him. The boys went home and never came

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