This poem about foxes on Prince Edward Island is a somewhat whimsical descrition of the very abundant foxes found on the island. It is brightly illustrated with full-page pictures for each stanza or pair of lines. This story is a tribute to our ancestors, both mine and the foxes. There once was a fox farm on Panmure Island, and the foxes still roam on this beautiful island, where their ancestors used to be. My ancestors, the Panmure Island and Georgetown MacDonalds, once lived on the island, where they owned a large parcel of land. On a portion of that land now stands the Panmure Island Lighthouse, tall and majestic, on the eastern shore of Prince Edward Island. The Panmure Island Lighthouse is owned and operated by a community of volunteers, who want to preserve the history of this historical piece of paradise. | Where Foxes Roam by Ann Marie Tomlins, Paperback | Indigo Chapters