This is my least favorite Fables arc, apart from any Jack stories. I did not like the story being told from Sunflower's perspective, and the Reynard story felt corny, in a bad way. 

Dishonest Fox Learns to be an Honest Man, but Can't Stop Swiping Stuff (aw, man!)
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Seriously, WHO decided the last volume in the spinoff should be about a fox who was always kind of a simpering stooge for Snow White? And as mentioned before, doesn't know how to be an honest man and ropes a sweet redneck Mundy girl into his schemes. Doesn't make sense, and it detracts from the real issue at hand, nobody knows how to end this series, and yet they have to!
Centuries of relative peace at the Farm, a couple of inciting incidents involving the main cast, and BOOM, just clamoring for revolution & sweeping changes every couple of years it seems!
I really could care less about the various animal characters that want to pass for human so they can not only live out their best lives but also have some sorta feigned equality with the rest of their fairy tale people. Made even more evident that the last story is a weird standalone issue of Goldilocks monologuing into the "camera" about how she's trying to find her "JUST RIGHT (tm)" place that either matches her twisted ideals of equality or a hapless world that she can institute Communism as the default government. Bah!
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Oh ok, I'll admit that a couple of pages dedicated to the Owl & the Pussycat, one of my favorite nursery rhymes, was hella delightful. Especially when the owl asked for a runcible spoon when he's been around long enough to see the change in popular English declare them sporks.