Welcome to Litsy!

A fun little novella about a woman who suddenly turns into a fox, and how her husband manages. Author was part of the Bloomsbury Group.
Although very different in style and tone, reminded me a bit of the recent memoir Raising Hare.
Both suggest humans can learn a lot from wild animals.
Another prompt complete for #192025!

Umm...okay. Not sure what this just was, but it was short and interesting. Difficult not to read from a feminist perspective.

So glad I got this on a whim last weekend (blurbed by Virginia Woolf!). A reverse Beauty and the Beast fable, where a respectable woman is inexplicably transformed into a fox. Her devoted husband‘s love is challenged as the transformation becomes more than surface level. It‘s a moving allegory for all the changes we see in people we love, and abt loving someone for who they are, not who they used to be or who you want them to be.

This book captivated me from start to finish. I loved the story, as well as the writing. This book is the letter L for #LitsyAtoZ, and I read it also for the #192019challenge. It was first published in 1922 ;)
@Marchpane