I would have given this four stars had it existed in the Fables series. This is the strangest Fairest volume. It's not about the women of the Fables world at all. Rose Red makes a small appearance but it doesn't tell her story. It's the story of the disgruntled sunflower kid and of Reynard and his bragging. Goldilocks makes an appearance at the end, but then that piece ruins any sense of ending that would come with the final volume in a series. It is enjoyable to read and I still recommend doing so, but don't expect the story make sense within the Fairest series or as a final volume of the series.