"Here is a first! This is indeed a journal for writing one's thoughts and experiences. The tiny lines in the journal are Aesop's fables. As an advertising slip proclaims, "The journal lines are the novel (in teeny, tiny ...

The paperback offers a fable per page for just less than one hundred pages, with illustrations taken from standard editions of the 1800's. The tellings work especially from Perry's Aesopica. Thus they are appropriately ...

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 ...

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 ...

This is an 8½ x 11 spiral-bound book of fifty pages. It presents a collection of forty reproducible fables, each with key word outline sentence prompts and space for word definitions. It is, as the inside front-cover ...

This miniature is reproduced by a doll house expert. It seems clear that this tiny version is based on McLoughlin's Aesop's Fables, probably in the Aunt Luisa series. Aunt Luisa appears on the back of this book. It ...

Thirty fables are told here in a small (about 4½ x 6½) 119-page volume that puts together five volumes published by Tormont in 1998 as Famous Fables Treasury. This stout little book has padded covers. The versions have ...

This fine little book builds off of Usborne's excellent 1982 publication by the same name. The text has been changed to a significant extent. The departing country mouse had said I'm gong back to the country where life ...

This is a useful inexpensive representation of the 1912 Heinemann original. It adds to that edition a good list of nineteen proverbial morals on its very first two pages. It also offers an accurate time-line of historical ...

This is one of the more ingenious items in the collection. It is a double-sided accordion book. One opens the book and pulls out a succession of fables, each on one page, in an accordion-like long string of pages, ...