Here is the German version of the very good fable book published in 2010 in English by Andersen Press. As I wrote there, Testa's style remains similar to the style he showed in his 1989 Barron edition encompassing twenty ...

As far as I can tell, this book does not even admit who published it! It contains 81 fables on 166 pages. In all but one respect, it is a quintessential print-upon-demand book using the earlier efforts of others. That ...

Here is a lovely product of the labor of love of Paul Veres. He has scanned an original copy of the 1857 edition, cleaned it up with Photo Shop, and reproduced it on excellent paper. In this case, he has also bound the ...

120 pages. This book is close to the nadir in trendy publishing. The good news is that it offers Townsend's texts in readable form. The less good news includes the simple setup of the book: pages typed onto or scanned ...

This twenty-four-page pamphlet starts with a title-page and TOC. The title story gets eight pages, while the other seven get from one page to three pages each. The peasant of the title story, wearing his fez, vest, and ...

This book and a cassette tape are offered together for 8000 Won. I have enjoyed this book and found it exasperating. The art may be the best I have seen in this harvest of Korean books from a summer visit to Seoul. But ...

The illustrations in this colorful slick paperback book almost 6 square seem to me to repeat some I have seen elsewhere, but I cannot yet be sure about a match. There are six stories presented. In each, the text is on ...

Here is a well-stocked collection of fables printed on cheap paper and displaying a variety of illustrations and illustration styles. The backbone is Rackham, whom one finds on the cover and e.g., on 29, 31, 33, and 51. ...

Some of the illustrations--and presumably the stories--in this colorful paperback book about 7 x 6½ repeat from the smaller booklets I found in the same store at the same time. Here we have familiar story lines and familiar ...

This attractive large-format book offers four fables, each receiving about eight pages and a longish prose text. FWT presents a lively female fox who dresses up as a fashion statement after she has lost her tail. Her ...