This book is 6 x 8½ and has 24 pages. The illustrations were painted with watercolor. The story is well told. Text and illustrations make for a lively telling of the fable. There is no ultimate resolution here. The ...

This book is 6 x 8½ and has 24 pages. The illustrations were prepared digitally. Silverman does a good job with the animals' facial expressions. There is a new element here at the city banquet: El ratón de campo estaba ...

This is a 16-page landscape pamphlet telling a story that is new to me but fits well in the fable world. The chickens were letting their coop get messy. They trusted that Aunt Hen would take care of it. Aunt Hen takes ...

This is a 16-page pamphlet once sold by Goodwill for $1. Its illustrations feature pastel colors in large areas. This version of the story early identifies the dog as a little bit greedy (3). The dog declares the bone ...

I knew this book from its origin, The Contest Between the Sun and the Wind: An Aesop's Fable published by August House in 2008. Like its original, this French version follows the correct version of the fable. Forest tells ...

Here is an extra copy, part of the whole set of twelve set by John Sommer in answer to my request. The back cover advertises this and the other books of this series as award-winning motivational character-building picture ...

First created and published by Creations for Children International in Belgium. This was a desperate purchase at a fine new book shop in Oslo when I seemed unable to find any fable books at all. A later visit to Oslo ...

Originally published (in 1957?) by Cengage Learning, Australia. This is a 16-page pamphlet featuring double-page spreads of remarkably detailed colored illustrations. This version stresses the vanity of the heron, who ...

As I mention of the English version, this book is 6 x 8½ and has 24 pages. The illustrations were prepared digitally. This book offers great facial expressions for the crow on, e.g., 5 and 11. The cover illustration has ...

This booklet is identical with a third impression found earlier. This has no such marking, and so I presume that it is a first impression. Let me repeat some of my comments from there. This is an engaging eight-page ...