The back cover advertises this and the other books of this series as award-winning motivational character-building picture books. The overall series, Sommer-Time Story Series, has won over forty national awards. The ...

This title represents the third of the collection of thirteen that I have been able to find. This sturdy hard-cover book not only announces the moral of its fable on the cover but gives it the whole first story page. ...

This is a 16-page pamphlet 4½ x 6½. There is one sentence of the story and one image per page. In this version, the dove gives first-aid to the ant once the latter has arrived on shore. That gesture is repeated on the ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. It closes with the question Who chose better, the dog or the wolf? The wolf goes back into the words thinking that his relative the dog will ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. It closes with the moral There is no small enemy. This medium uses color wonderfully to increase the dramatic effect. The pamphlet has an ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. The last image shows the rats scattering so fast that they leave a cloud behind. Best image is the opening image of the cat grasping hordes ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. This crow steals grapes from some shepherds. Each image highlights one of the two central characters. The moral proclaims Los piropos, ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic, as is the whole series. A curious feature of this particular number is that the visual presentation moves from showing the lion talking with one bull to the lion ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic, as is the whole series. This fable is often known rather as The Lion and the Mosquito. Its strongest images are the final one and, even more, the slightly different ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. The book's four images give us the lion at four different moments. The best image is the opening image of the lion, eyes popping out, grabbing ...