"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 ...

This book is basically the same as a 2014 publication by Bendon in Ashland, OH. Like that book, this is a paperback book of some 182 pages featuring, in black-and-white, Velasquez' portrait of Aesop and many of Milo ...

Dover republication of the 1924 original from John Martin's Book House. As always with Dover, well done! The illustrations come out bright and lively. The illustrations are the same size as in the original, but the ...

I sought and ordered this book at the time when I found a first edition of this whimsical masterpiece. I wanted to have freer rein to investigate than a fragile first edition would allow. And the investigating has been ...

This is an extra copy. Here is a paperback book printed a week before I ordered it. After eleven "drama games" not related to fables, the book offers eighteen plays based on Aesopic fables. In GA on 17, the grasshopper ...

This is the simplest of paperback presentations of Aesop. The spare colophon page is put at the Western front of the book together with a title-page. The translations begin of course from the Western "back" of the book. ...

This is the simplest of paperback presentations of Aesop. After a spare colophon page and a title-page, the translations begin. There are neither T of C nor page numbers. There are no illustrations beyond the impressive ...

This is the simplest of paperback presentations of Aesop. After a spare colophon page and a title-page, the translations begin. There are neither T of C nor page numbers. There are no illustrations beyond the impressive ...

Here is an excellent resource. Júlia Sabaté Font has translated the first 471 fables in B.E. Perry's "Aesopica." There is a numbered T of C at the end. From a small sampling, I find the translations right on target. ...

Here is yet another of a series of twenty-seven. Each booklet of sixteen pages contains three fables. The title-fable takes one surprise turn when the owner of the hen that produces golden eggs asks the hen to produce ...