Freddie and Foxy

My new book Gummi og huldufólki/Freddie and the Hidden People, fifth in the book series, advertised today in one of our national papers!

After a rather long break, it is a good feeling to work on my next Freddie and Foxy book; Freddie and the Hidden People. And as before, the wonderful artist Karl Jóhann Jónsson, has simply nailed it.

This sculpture, The Weather Fox by Ingunn Anna Þráinsdóttir, is placed nearby to Laugarfell Highland Hostel where I spent the past two summers, working in such a beautifully creative environment.

I wish you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Love,
Dagbjört

No wonder I loved playing with my fox cubs, as a child! They are so playful and happy.

Have you seen an Arctic fox yet??

With the weekend on the way will you stay in, or go out and play??

For Arctic fox pups playing serves as an important way to practice and learn the skills they will need to survive on their own, which they are expected to do from around just 3 months old!

Just have to share this lovely picture with you; I bet this little foxy is having fun!

Everyday should start with a little cuteness....and yours can by helping us at the The Arctic Fox Centre / Melrakkasetur Íslands in 2015 :-)

see www.arcticfoxcenter.com/volunteer for more info

This picture was taken by our friends at Hilmer & Koch Naturfotografi

So cute, and in my experience very fun to be around!

Have you seen an Arctic fox yet?

Averaging around 6 pups a litter, Arctic foxes in have a busy time in the spring and summer raising (and playing with) them all!

Want see fox pups in the wild? be sure to go with one of our Fox Friendly guides www.arcticfoxcenter.com/tours

The latest news from Freddie and Foxy, is that the fourth book in the series, Freddie Goes Mountain Hiking, is being published in Icelandic. I have already seen a copy of the book and it is looking so beautiful!

Have started my summer job at Laugarfell Highland Hostel. A great place to get inspiration for my stories! Beautiful and enchanting nature all around, geese and other birds flying, reindeer may pop by, geothermal pools to dip in and Mount Snæfell, the king of Icelandic mountains, my neighbour - can one ask for more?!

Nú er Dagbjört Ásgeirssdóttir mætt tl vinnu í Laugarfelli og er hér búin að baka gómsæta kókossælu. Dagbjört er rithöfundur og eru Gummabækurnar úr hugarheimi hennar.

Dagbjört Ásgeirssdóttir has started working in Laugarfell Highland Hostel and here is she with delicious coconut cake that she was making. Dagbjört is also a children's book author, Freddie and Foxy are her books called.
www.highlandhostel.is