Fables In Rhyme For Little Folks

A collection of 18 animal fables, originally written by La Fontaine, and here translated into rhyme by W.T. Larned. Each fable holds a moral, as well as lots of fun. Perfect for entertaining and teaching young children. Read by Debbie Chazen (Doctor Who, We Are Klang, Calendar Girls).

FURTHER INFORMATION

Story One – The Frog Who Wished To Be As Big As The Ox

Story Two – The Grasshopper & The Ant

Story Three – The Cat & The Fox

Story Four – The Hen With The Golden Eggs

Story Five – The Dog & His Image

Story Six – The Acorn & The Pumpkin

Story Seven – The Raven & The Fox

Story Eight – The City Mouse & The Country Mouse

Story Nine – The Lion & The Giant

Story Ten – The Dove & The Ant

Story Eleven – The Fox & The Grapes

Story Twelve – The Ass In The Lion’s Skin

Story Thirteen – The Fox & The Stork

Story Fourteen – The Monkey & The Cat

Story Fifteen – The Hare & The Tortoise

Story Sixteen -The Heron Who Was Hard To Please

Story Seventeen – The Raven Who Would Rival The Eagle

Story Eighteen – The Miller, His Son & The Ass

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