"After receiving her doctorate in biology, Catherine Raven built a small cabin in a remote corner of Montana. At that time, she was living in isolation, not only physically, but also emotionally. She considered the house a refuge where she would be able to relax - she had never been very comfortable around people. One day, she noticed that a rather neglected fox came to her property every afternoon. How do you start a conversation with a fox? She took out a folding chair, she sat down as close as possible to him and began to read to him. Of course, she realized that the fox's personality and nature could not be attributed. Despite her convictions, they became friends. Thanks to him, we will never be alone. The fox and I are a touching story of friendship, growth and coming to terms with inevitable loss and the understanding that even such a loss can have its meaning in life. It is a story about loneliness and belonging, and at the same time a timeless story of a woman whose connection with nature changes the way we look at everything around us - at every tree, blade of grass, flower or even a fox.