Dinner with Fox

Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the concept of fairness or when you want to explore the idea of 'poetic justice' through a playful, slightly mischievous lens. It is an ideal pick for kids who enjoy a touch of suspense but need the reassurance that the 'bad guy' will eventually be outsmarted. The story follows a crafty fox who invites his neighbors over for dinner, only for the neighbors to realize they are actually on the menu. Through its clever use of pop-ups and movable parts, the book turns a classic predatory trope into a high-stakes game of wits. It provides a safe space to discuss honesty and the consequences of being greedy or manipulative. While the fox is a villain, the tone remains lighthearted and humorous, making it a fantastic tool for opening conversations about how we treat others and why being tricky often backfires in the end.