A little dark, a little twisted, and a LOT hilarious. 
 A dapper fox meets a naive-seeming goose in the city and asks her to accompany him on a walk. He charms her further away from safety, with the clear intent of turning her into his next meal. Meanwhile, a chorus of chicks are used intermittently to break what one assumes is the 4th wall, building a sense of tension and urgency as the goose goes along with the Fox's carefully laid plan. 
 My 5 and 6-year-old loved reading this. It's not heavy on the wordiness, using visual comic book-like cues to aid in making clear what's going on. The font is large, though the word choice is sometimes a bit difficult for Kindergarten level. But one of the delightful things about this book is how well it motivates children to learn those more difficult words as they read and re-read it. 
 The illustrations are effective--if not overly artful--and convey the nuance that becomes so essential at the climactic twist. (Yes, a children's book with a twist!)