Aesop’s Fables

Aesop’s Fables by Aesop is a beautifully illustrated collection published by Viking Kestrel on September 21, 1981. This first edition features 25 pages of classic tales that have been cherished for generations. The book presents nine timeless fables, each enhanced by detailed illustrations that bring the stories to life, showcasing the moral lessons conveyed through Aesop’s characters.
Readers will encounter beloved stories such as the City Mouse and Country Mouse, as well as the confident Hare and the determined Tortoise. These fables, rooted in folklore and juvenile literature, highlight the traits and behaviors of various animals, offering insights into human nature and morality. This edition is designed to engage young readers while preserving the essence of Aesop’s storytelling tradition.
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A collection of nine classic fables enhanced by detailed illustrations includes the stories of the City Mouse and Country Mouse, the confident Hare and determined Tortoise, and other moral-bearing animals of Aesop’s world
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