Aesop

Teaching that it is better to make the best of possessions than to be greedy, the familiar Aesop fable is performed by a troupe of animal actors.

Aesop and his troupe of animal actors teach their audience why it is good to prepare for the future.

The noted illustrator presents thirteen of Aesop's most familiar fables.

Retells seven of Aesop's fables including those about the goose and the golden egg, the hare and the tortoise, and the boy who cried wolf.

Twenty familiar fables with drawings by a well-known nineteenth-century English illustrator.

An illustrated collection of twelve fables retold from Aesop.

One hundred twenty-six best-loved fables of Aesop.

Town Mouse finds his cousin's life really boring, so he invites him to his home but how will Country Mouse get on in big, busy city?.

Hare is the loudest, most boastful animal in the forest and thinks he's the best at everything but can he beat slow and steady Tortoise in a race?.

Red Fox is hot, hungry and thirsty and those ripe, juicy grapes are just what he needs but can he jump high enough to reach them?.