There are no words in this book at all. I didn't know that when I ordered this used book for just a few bucks online at Thriftbooks.com. You have to tell the story going by the pictures.

Although I don't care for this at all, the pictures are cute and you can definitely tell the story by following the pictures. A fox steals a chicken, but he doesn't want to kill it. He wants it as a friend. The other animals chase it down for days trying to get their chicken back. But, in the end they find that the chicken actually loves the fox too and wants to stay. It is a pretty cute story. It was first published in France in 2005, and published in America in 2010.

Maybe one of my 10 grandies will love telling a story. I can't rate this kind of book with no words. I'm not a child who can't read.

This is a funny, funny, worldless book about a fox that steals a chicken and her animal friends' search to find her. I won't give away the unexpected ending, but it will crack you up! Great for sharing with small groups of children (no more than 5), and for encouraging beginning readers/writers to come up with their own words. ( )

Wann immer ein Hühnerdieb zuschlägt - zumal wenn es ein schlauer Fuchs ist - ist die Dramatik nicht zu überbieten. So auch hier. Die entrüsteten Freunde des Opfers nehmen die Verfolgung auf und die Jagd geht bis in die Nacht. Dann müssen alle ausruhen. Das erschöpfte Huhn schläft still im Arm des Diebes. Überhaupt macht der Fuchs gar keinen wilden Eindruck mehr, eher einen zarten. Was ist los mit ihm?

This the story of a chicken was stolen from its friends by a fox. The fox and chicken are pursued by the friends far and wide until they finally catch them. When the friends catch up to the fox and chicken they discover that the chicken and the fox have become friends and then they all become friends too. The chicken decides to stay with the fox as the friends return home.

Interesting book design. ?áWordless. Horizontal, and small.
As to the plot - some might interpret 'Stockholm syndrome. ?áI prefer to think of it as elopement. ?á
The sequel might reveal more...." ( )