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Aesop's Fables
(World Publishing Corporation, 2009)
This is a very curious book. It is quite attractive, with a pliable plastic binding and covers and a cover displaying in color a peacock, rooster, and another fowl. Inside it surprises me in several ways. It presents ...
Aesop's Fables
(Michael Neugebauer Publishing Ltd., 2013)
I had found the 2012 German original of this lovely book in Mannheim fifteen months ago. This book was pre-ordered through Amazon, and so it is indeed a first impression. I will repeat comments I made there. The book ...
Fábulas de Esopo: Un desplegable de cuentos clásicos
(Art Blume, S.I., 2011)
I was happily surprised to find a Spanish copy of this fine work in my pilgrimage visit to Powell's. I find one major change from the English edition: GA is not presented. I will modify accordingly here what I wrote about ...
Aesop's Fables (Korean)
(Tae-Eul Publishing CompanyTʻaeŭl Chʻulpʻansa, 2001)
This book presents eighty-nine fables in English on left-hand pages facing Korean on right-hand pages. There are occasional cartoons along the way, besides the ever-present fox on the upper right-hand side of the page. ...
Aesops [sic] Fables (Korean): Cartoon & English
(Tagtʻŏ WikʻomWicom, 2001)
This book presents thirteen fables in black-and-white cartoons with English captions, coupled in each case with a single long Korean narrative. The cartoons are strong in their use of idiomatic English phrases: My spirit ...
Comic Aesop's Fables in English [Korean]
(Kkumi innŭn ChipKumi it 'n Jip (Dream House), 2001)
Here are thirty-two bilingual fables, catalogued in an opening T of C. The left-hand page offers several panels with monochrome color and English. The English includes both a narrative sentence or two in each panel and ...
Aesop in California
(Heyday, 2013)
This is a surprisingly engaging book. Fifteen fables are well thought through, well written, and beautifully illustrated, all using plants and animals related to California at some time in its history, even down to pizza ...
Aesop's Fables
(Tradewind Books, 2013)
Each of thirteen fables get a spread of two pages facing each other, with one page for text and moral and the other for a page-covering illustration. The final line of DW is I'd rather be free than be a well-fed slave. ...
My First Big Book of Aesop's Fables
([CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform], 2014)
Print-upon-demand has reached a new level with this book. Not only does it not list Townsend as the author on the cover, but it does not even list a publisher! And it is not exactly print-upon-demand, because it was ...
An Ant and The Grasshopper
(Shanti Publications, 2013)
One of twenty in the series, found near the counter as we were settling up a large order of books. The title is curious for using the indefinite article once and the definite once--and then capitalizing the latter. The ...