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El Libro de Oro de los Niños I
(Editorial Acropolis, 1946)
The six volumes in this series have each the same structure consisting of sixteen parts. Part VI is Los Animales Hablan: La Fabula. Here it begins on 75 and runs through 98. The special gift of this series, I think, ...
El Libro de Oro de los Niños V
(Editorial Acropolis, 1946)
The six volumes in this series have each the same structure consisting of sixteen parts. Part VI is Los Animales Hablan: La Fabula. Here in Volume V this part begins on 71 and runs through 84. The T of C at the beginning ...
El Libro de Oro de los Niños VI
(Editorial Acropolis, 1946)
The six volumes in this series have each the same structure consisting of sixteen parts. Part VI is Los Animales Hablan: La Fabula. Here in Volume VI this part begins on 65 and runs through 76. The T of C at the beginning ...
In the Nursery of My Book House
(Bookhouse for ChildrenThe Book House for Children, 1920)
There are fifteen fables listed in this first of six volumes in the 1920 series of The Book House. This copy was printed in 1925. This 448-page volume is generous and well used. An AI at the beginning works with titles ...
Le Monde Magique des Contes et Légendes, Livre 1.
(Les Éditions Tormont Inc., Montreal, 1989)
This very large-format pamphlet reproduces Le Coffret Magique des Contes et Légendes, II, Livre 1 but changes Coffret to Monde and drops II. It drops mention of Madison Marketing as a co-publisher and now claims only Les ...
The Children's Wonder Book (?)
(Collins, 1920)
It is a shame that this book is in such terrible shape. Pages 325-334 contain fourteen fables, ten of them illustrated by Rountree with somewhat indistinct black-and-white designs. My other Rountree books all have ...
The Little Clay Hut: Russian Folk Tales About Animals
(Progress Publishers, 1975)
Most of the stories here are quintessential folklore. Some, like The Fox and the Thrush, display a curious mingling of episodes that do not seem to belong together; perhaps there has been some conflation of several ...
Happy Hours in Storyland.
(The University Society, 1955)
See the near-identical new editions of 1963/68 and 1970/81. This publisher must enjoy bringing out the same books in slightly altered formats with new copyrights! This book is in poorer condition than the 1963/68 re-edition. ...
The Book of Fables
(Frederick Warne, 1962)
A wonderful fable collection! I know this book; I have a slide of this Aesop and Ass version by Lessing. But I cannot find the book! The frequent line drawings and sixteen colored illustrations by Nickless are lively; ...
Our Wonder World, Volume V: Every Child's Story Book.
(Geo. L. Shuman, 1914)
An excellent example of what culture meant for young people in 1914. Seventeen fables are retold (116-25) in Jacobs' version with illustrations from Heighway, Boutet de Monvel, and Rackham (his silhouettes for MSA are ...