'Barkus, Sly and the Golden Egg' by Angela McAllister is one of those morality tales all too common in the world of children's books.
Barkus and Sly are both anthropomorphic foxes who are the local thieves who horde there loot in a shed. However, they steal a group of chickens who plan to get free and teach the foxes a lesson.
Given that the chickens will be eaten by the farmer who owns them sooner or later escaping the pot isn't all that great of a feet. Still, the moral lessons of those who steal with you will steal from you ring true.
Who should read this book? Anyone.
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