Analysis Of Mr. Fox

Mr. Fox is one of the most enchanting and interesting books that I have read recently, and Helen Oyeyemi is also a highly inventive storyteller. She combines the reality, the fiction and fairy tales together, creating different characters and plots. Some characters are serious or ironic. Other characters can fall in love immediately with others or kill their lovers. I can feel the warm atmosphere when the characters are docile and romantic, and I also can feel the pains when characters stuck in the puzzles.

Since Mr. Fox is main character in this book, so the main stream of the book is based on the story of the love triangle between Mr. Fox and Mary Foxe who is regarded as muse and Miss. Fox. At first part of this book, Mary and Mr. Fox both have their own life and they have few connections. Especially, Mary tried to connect with Fox, but it failed. In the middle of the book, Fox and Mary have more connections, even if these connections are struggle and painful. Besides the main story, there are still many stories following the story of love triangle. In one plot, Mr. Fox is a psychologist and she is a model. Or, in the other plot, he 's an actual Mr. Fox and

Fox is a wonderfully fiction novel, and Oyeyemi uses a lot of details to fulfill the whole story, so vivid and interesting. Mr. Fox is also a fascinating and inventive fiction stories, skillfully layered together to create a truly phenomenal work of fiction. When I read this fiction, I can literally imagine the whole setting. After reading Mr. Fox, I chilled on my bed, trying to retrieval the stories and connect different stories together. This is my first time to read a whole long fiction book written in English and I feel like I need to read it again and search some words through dictionary to understand messages that are undoubtedly hidden between the lines. There are just so many details, so many nuances that need to notice, and I feel that I ought to figure out all details and picture them