The Fables of Aesop

by Ruth Spriggs

The adventures and dilemmas depicted in the popular tales give young readers insights into human behavior.

Genres: Classics, Animals, Fiction

116 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1484

Reviews

[Carrie]

If you are looking for a collection of short, easy-to-read stories for children, look no further! This anthology of traditional fables does exactly what the original stories set out to do: give commentary on human nature in bite-sized pieces, made more interesting by the (primarily animal) characters contained within.

[Carter]

Another book of fables. Beautful, but simpler. I didn't have these read to me as a child. I am not sure with a quick skim, I can ascertain what they are trying to teach. Recommended.

[Usama Albastaki]

A book that should be owned by everyone. Stories which are base of any story and explanation of different life events. I got it as a gift and very happy and proud to have this edition.