Here is one member of a colorful series of books with, apparently, wide representation on Youtube and elsewhere – but unfortunately not easily available in the USA. Besides TMCM, this volume contains simple, spirited ...

This is a delightful little (3½" x 5") two-stapled pamphlet of 28 pages. Each left-hand page has an illustration featuring two colors, one olive-tan and the other a deeper green. Each right-hand page has a prose text of ...

The 2014 version of this book has changed some of its technical data from the data in the 2001 version by the same publisher. The data is found on the last page of print. What has changed? The copyright date is now 2009. ...

This is a curious -- perhaps even strange -- paperback book of 187 pages. It is printed upon demand in San Bernardino, CA. It has no title-page inside. Instead, it begins with a T of C from 1 to 11. Then it seems to ...

This is, from all indications, a companion volume to "O lisce a capu a dalsi Ezopovy bajky." They have the same editor, artist, publisher, and year of publication. They even have the same number of fables on the same ...

As I wrote of an earlier reprinting, there was a spate of reprintings of Detmold's "The Fables of Aesop" about the time that the copyright on his 1909 edition ran out. Our collection includes copies from the original ...

This book is a cousin of the 2009 book "Usborne Animal Stories for Little Children." It contains one story from there. This book is smaller in format, 8" x 8" rather than 10" x 10". Where that book had two fables among ...

Here is a square paperback 8½" on a side containing twenty fables, as the beginning T of C makes clear. The front cover features a dramatic head-shot of an elephant with a blue eye, while the back cover features many ...

Eight fables, with a T of C at the book's end. The author and artist take good liberties with the fables. In BC, the cat catches seven mice with one paw. Moral: "Fácil es abrir la boca. Difícil, hacer las cosas." Wolf ...

Here is a fourth printing of this surprisingly engaging book, of which we also have a first printing. Fifteen fables are well thought through, well written, and beautifully illustrated, all using plants and animals related ...