Aesop's 1st Book of Childhood Adventures is a superb addition to your classroom or kids library. Written by Vincent A Mastro, this is a must have and definitely a must read. The illustrations are clear and indeed captivating. The font is a storyteller's delight! The old Aesop fables are explored successfully through the eyes of a young inquisitive raccoon named Aesop. Inspired by his grandmother, young Aesop goes in search of answers to his many questions. This quest for answers permeate each fable as Aesop goes through his life experiences making relevant conclusions. The three fables, The Tortoise and the Hare, The Crow and the Pitcher and the Friends and the Bear in this set are explored in a unique flow of events.
Some of the fables featured in the Aesop's Childhood Adventure series are:-
The Ant and the Grasshopper
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
The Crow and the
Pitcher
The Dog and his Reflection
The Father, his Son and the Donkey
The Father's Bundle
The Fisherman's Fish
The Friends and the Bear
The
Goose with the Golden Eggs
The Lion and the Mouse
The Milkmaid's Eggs
The Oak and the Grass
The Rabbit with Many Friends
The Rooster and the
Pearl
The Scorpion and the Frog
The Tortoise
and the Hare
The Tummy and the Teeth
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
Three
Equal Shares
I have truly enjoyed reading this book and I recommend that you check it out too! It's an awesome read and your kids will love it too!
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