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(Susaeta, 2004)
"Here is a large-format stapled pamphlet of 24 pages that spent too long in a musty basement. It presents some heavy handed themes for little readers? TH is pictured in flowerchild fashion on the cover, with bugs and ...
Truths and Fables (Cover: Truths, Fables, and Pictuers [sic])
(Wm. J. Reynolds and Co., 1848)
"Here is a curious melange that starts with a misspelling on the front cover! Next, after one endpaper, follows a title-page "Truths and Fables" with the words framed by eight medallions of typical family scenes. At the ...
The Golden Book of Storytime Tales
(Golden Press, 1962)
Among some forty stories offered in this well-used large-format book are several fables: The Wonderful Tar-Baby adapted from the original story by Joel Chandler Harris; GA (60); BC (89); and FG (147). FG has a strong ...
A Storytime Treasury
(Cliveden Press, 1985)
Four fables in a broad-ranging collection of kids' stories in large format. The art is sentimental. CP has an unusual moral: Have the patience to keep going. LM, MSA, and SW are also here.
St. Michael Bedtime Stories
(William Collins Sons, 1981)
Strange melange of stories of all sorts and even of art of varying sorts. Four fables show up: The Farmer and the Eagle (42), FS (50), The Clever Monkey (76), and TB (82). The last has an unusual twist: one of ...
Animal Fairy Tales
(Exeterdistributed by Bookthrift, 1982)
The inky drawings here are cheap but dramatic. TMCM by Malcolm Livingstone is identical with that in My Book of Favorite Animal Stories (1982/83/84/87); two other stories here are also repeats from there. TH by the same ...
Favorite Stories: A Collection of the Best Loved Tales of Childhood.
(Whitman Pub. Division Western Pub. Co.,Whitman Publishing Division: Western Publishing Company, 1968)
A large-format book on cheap paper with sixteen previous copyrights mentioned on its T of C page. There are two fables in here, both with lively, pleasant colored drawings. I only wish I knew which of the three illustrators ...
The Real Picture Book
(Rand McNally & Company, 1929)
This is a beautiful, large picture-book drawing from nine favorites, including such titles as The Real Story Book, The Illustrated Bible Story Book, and The Peter Patter Book. The introduction evokes a time when for a ...
Hidden Pictures and Other Challengers
(Highlights for Children, 1981)
Simple hidden-picture fun. Four of the eighteen pictures are taken from fables: DM (4-5), TT (12-13), FS (22-23), and AL (28-29). TT has a happy ending, when the tortoise falls into a tree and is removed by a puzzled ...
The Bookshelf for Boys and Girls: I
(Editorial Board of the University Society, 1927)
Same organization and print style as in The Home University Bookshelf (1927), from which I have Volume III. There is one fable here, TT (353), with a nice colored illustration by Hugh Spencer.