Fables Books

The Book of Legends Yesterday s Classics
The Sampo Yesterday s Classics
The Story of Siegfried Yesterday s Classics
The Aeneid for Boys and Girls
Jataka Tales Yesterday s Classics
Page Esquire and Knight
King Arthur and His Knights
The frog prince
The frog prince

By Catherine Lukas

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The rooster and the fox
The rooster and the fox

By Sarah Albee

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In trying to outwit a rooster, a clever fox becomes the victim of his own trap. Includes tips for parents on teaching the virtues presented in the story.

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The racers
The racers

By Karen Baicker

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The animals all quibble over the judging of a race that took a year to complete.

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