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The Ant and the Grasshopper
(Cantata Learning, 2018)
Music by Dean Jones. With a CD containing the story and song, just the song, and just the instrumental background. The lyrics and music are also printed at the end of the book. Readers are invited by the disc to sing ...
The Ant and the Grasshopper
(Cantata Learning, 2018)
Music by Dean Jones. The lyrics and music are printed at the end of the book. The text is heavy on repeated lines. The visual art moves nicely without textual reference through summer and fall and only then mentions ...
A tücsök meg a hangyák
(Mladé letá, 1986)
This children's book is composed of seven thick boards bound together. On the cover a grasshopper with moustache sits on a mushroom playing his fiddle as a row of ants marches by carrying or rolling food and an ant-baby. ...
The Ant and the Grasshopper
(Usborne Publishing, 2012)
This oversized 9¾" square paperback reproduces one story from the 2014 "Usborne Aesop's Stories for Little Children." Though larger in format, the text and the illustrations are the same here. GA ends happily with Ant ...
La Hormiga y la Cigarra
(Ediciones Saldaña; Florida Products, 1999)
Here is a die-cut pamphlet of 8 pages with a prose text. This grasshopper not only plays and sings but he also dances. And it is a "he" despite the Spanish feminine. The ant finds the grasshopper desperate out in the ...
La cigarra y la hormiga
(Multilibro SA, 1989)
This version of GA opens with a four-armed ant riding a snail, with a basket of food over the snail's haunches and a trailer of food behind. The ant-hill has bridges, traffic signs, and a lookout. The ant promises the ...
The Cricket and the Ant: A Shabbat Story
(Kar-Ben Publishing: Lerner Publishing Group, 2016)
Originally published in Hebrew under the title "Can You Spare a Grain of Sugar?" by Kaibbbutz Hameuchad Publishing House in Israel. The two characters have animal bodies but human clothes. The hard-working ant has a ...
The Ants and the Grasshopper Narrated by the Fanciful but Truthful Grasshopper
(Capstone: Picture Window Books, 2019)
What a creative concept! The original fable is again told in one page, with the key line coming from the ants: "You made your choice. Now live with it!" Well expressed! Harper, the story's grasshopper, opens by claiming ...