I am delighted to see this classic fable book beautifully reprinted by Dover. As I wrote on the original 1971 version, "There is always something to laugh over here." Rees' tellings come from his 1966 version. Do not ...

This impressive large (10" x 12¾") book has a significant history. Jellybean Press did Santore's original version, printed in Italy, in 1988. It was about ⅜" larger each way than this book. It had FG on its front cover ...

Here is an extra copy of this book, ordered before I catalogued the first copy. In this large-format book, twenty fables are given two pages each after an introduction. Adreani did an Aesop book a year earlier in the ...

In this large-format book, twenty fables are given two pages each after an introduction. Adreani did an Aesop book a year earlier in the same format for White Star. There is a T of C at the beginning. I am disturbed by ...

In this large-format book, twenty fables are given two pages each after an introduction. White Star did the book in Italian, also in 2017. Might Adreani have been the author as well as the artist? Only "Esopo" is listed ...

Here is a nice reproduction of G.F. Townsend's "Three Hundred Aesop's Fables" of 1880, published then by George Routledge and Sons and including, now as then, fifty of Harrison Weir's illustrations. This reproduction is ...

This large-format book is almost identical with that published in 2011 by the same publisher. Changes include a change on the cover and title-page from "Milan Jeunesse" to "Milan." Fewer books are included in the series ...