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Fábulas de Animales: El gato y la zorra
(Acme Agency, 1978)
This is an attractive large ( 9 x 11¾) pamphlet of twelve pages, with strong full-page colored illustrations. The version of The Fox and the Cat follows La Fontaine. The fox is named Juliana, and the cat Micifuz. The ...
Fábulas de Animales: La urraca que se vistió con plumas de pavo real
(Acme Agency, 1978)
This is an attractive large ( 9 x 11¾) pamphlet of twelve pages, with strong full-page colored illustrations. The version of BF follows La Fontaine. The crow here is named Ursula. Notice the chicks playing tug of war ...
Fábulas de Animales: La tortuga y los dos patos
(Acme AgencyDonars Productions, 1978)
This is an attractive large ( 9 x 11¾) pamphlet of twelve pages, with strong full-page colored illustrations. The version of TT follows La Fontaine. The tortoise has a name: Sinforosa. The turning point of the story comes ...
Fábulas de Animales: La zorra y la cigüeña
(Acme Agency, 1978)
This is an attractive large ( 9 x 11¾) pamphlet of twelve pages, with strong full-page colored illustrations. The version of FS follows La Fontaine. The centerfold and the last illustration may be the two strongest here, ...
Le Lion et le Rat: Collection Fables
(Albo Delmar Import-ExportEdiciones A. Saldaña, 1984)
Copyright 1984 Ediciones Al Saldaña. This is a die-cut pamphlet of eight pages. It starts very abruptly without a title-page. The aggressive little rat hits the sleeping lion in the head with a pea-shooter! The rat ...
Le Corbeau et le Renard: Collection Fables
(Albo Delmar Import-Export, 1984)
This die-cut pamphlet of eight pages, which starts very abruptly without a title-page, seems to be the fourth in a series I am finding. Others from the same year and publisher include Le Lion et le Rat, Le Loup et le ...
The Fox and the Stork
(Green Light Readers/Harcourt, 2000)
Apparently, the first Green Light Readers edition was in 1999, but I am not sure what that means for this booklet. It contains twenty pages and offers strong cartoon presentations of the fable. Often a par of adjoined ...
Jean de La Fontaine's The Cat and the Old Rat
(Orirana Press, 1986)
This delightful little book has six parts: the French version of La Fontaine's fable, a literal English translation, Patrizia Miller's translation, Linda's Essay, a glossary, and various paw-notes, cattenda & ratta in the ...