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The North Wind and the Sun/A Lion and a Mosquito/An Eagle and a Crow
(Peter Haddock, 1989)
Good lively cartoon work in the Disney tradition. The righthand pages are full illustrations, while the left present the text with one telling symbol. The English is sometimes a little off. The morals sometimes miss the ...
A Mouse's Gratitude/The Foolish Tiger and the Foolish Leopard/Outsmarting the Cat
(Peter Haddock, 1989)
The mouse is spared because she has seven children. The final story (BC) has a good moral: What you cannot do yourself, do not expect others to do. Good lively cartoon work in the Disney tradition. All in this series ...
Country Mouse and Town Mouse/The Monkey King
(Peter Haddock, 1989)
Here a hunter (Black African) gets the monkey king. Good lively cartoon work in the Disney tradition. The righthand pages are full illustrations, while the left present the text with one telling symbol. The English is ...
The Hare and the Tortoise/A Foolish Miller and His Donkey
(Peter Haddock, 1989)
Good lively cartoon work in the Disney tradition. The righthand pages are full illustrations, while the left present the text with one telling symbol. This edition corrects the mistake of substituting lead for led on 19. ...
Ants and Grasshoppers/Three Oxen and a Lion
(Peter Haddock, 1989)
There are three grasshoppers instead of the usual one. The ant's last word is Just go on singing now. The lion--in the African savanna--gets the oxen arguing among themselves. Good lively cartoon work in the Disney ...
A Greedy Dog/The Gold Ax and the Silver Ax
(Peter Haddock, 1989)
The first story adds a small dog, from whom the meat is stolen. Good lively cartoon work in the Disney tradition. The righthand pages are full illustrations, while the left present the text with one telling symbol. The ...
A Crow in Borrowed Feathers/The Boy Who Cried 'Wolf!'
(Joie Inc.Peter Haddock, 1989)
Good lively cartoon work in the Disney tradition. The righthand pages are full illustrations, while the left present the text with one telling symbol. This version adds a nymph to the crow and feathers story and makes ...
Aesop's Fables Profusely Illustrated: Large Type Edition Complete and Unabridged
(Franklin Watts, Inc.: A Division of Grolier Incorporated, 1970)
This 8½ x 11 book is fascinating because it is a large-print reprint of the 5 x 7¾ book Aesop's Fables Profusely Illustrated published by many different publishers around 1910. The one I am comparing it with right now is ...
Aesop's Animal Fables Picture and Story Book
(Juvenile Productions Ltd., 1947)
This delightful picture book makes a point of putting appropriate clothes on its animals, right from the suspenders under the turtle's shell on the cover. The camel wears a fez! The stork wears a hat when she visits the ...
Aesop's Fables: A New Revised Version From Original Sources.
(Hurst & Company, 1910)
This book is internally exactly the same as the book of the same title that I have listed in the same year. That is has exactly the same plates is clear, e.g., from the broken typeface at the top of 5. There are two ...