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Kater Graustirn: Russische Volksmärchen
(Progress-VerlagVerlag Progress, 1974)
This book is the German reproduction of the Russian Terem-Teremok of 1974 from Progress Publishers in Moscow. It duplicates the work in German, down to the page numbers. It has the same delightful cover embossed in brown, ...
Animal Folk Tales
(Grosset & Dunlap, 1968)
A nice big book that I found at 9:02 after a day of finding almost nothing in Chicago's Near North Side. I had five minutes while the owner waited to close. The striking color illustrations are an unusual combination of ...
A Treasury of Animal Stories
(Kingfisher Books, 1992)
The three fables in this moderately sized paperback are presented by the same teller and artist as in The Animal Tale Treasury (1986). In fact, six stories out of the other seven there come over here to join ten additional ...
Cats' Tales
(North-South Books, 1985)
This book joins Frogs (1980), Hares (1981), and The Fox Book (1971) in my collection. Two of the twenty-one tales (T of C is at the rear) are from Aesop: Two Cats and a Loaf (and a monkey judge, 11) and The Fox and ...
A Treasury of Animal Stories
(Little SimonSimon and Schuster, 1982)
Another large, inexpensive kids' book with simple art. The distinctive feature of this book is that each story is timed. Three fables: TMCM (67, with two colored pictures), FC (74), and LM (98, the latter two with ...
Fairytales and Fables
(Exeter Books, 1987)
Another in the endless series of big, splashy, cheap Exeter kids' books. Two fables. TH is told differently: The animals gather against the boastful hare. Their spokesperson and starter for the race is Rabbit. The ...
The First Book of Stories for the Story-Teller
(Houghton Mifflin Company/The Riverside Press, 1910)
An illumining preface offers this little book's collection to the parent and teacher. In a surprisingly specific statement, Coe says that her endeavor has been to gather the many fables, fairy tales, and myths that are ...
Animal Stories
(Pied Piper Books, 1946)
The inside of this book has separated from its covers. Other than that, it is in remarkable condition for its age. These are more Russian folktales than fables, but they use fable motifs. Ivan and the Fox has a captured ...
Die Schönsten Fabeln aus Aller Welt
(Bertelsmann Reinhard Mohm OHGBertelsmann Reinhard Mohn OHG, 1960)
This book works by geography, presenting first German fables, then European, African, Oriental, Persian, Asian, and Indian, in that order. The author is named after his or her individual work. There is an extensive T of ...
El Libro de Oro de los Niños II
(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 II this part begins on 63 and runs through 80. The T of C at the beginning ...