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Just So Stories
Just So Stories

By Elli Woollard, Marta Altes

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Aesop s Fables
Inaka no nezumi to machi no nezumi
Dryden s Final Poetic Mode
Joyce's Ulysses as national epic
Chinese fables and folk stories
Chinese fables and folk stories

By Mary Hayes Davis

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A collection of Chinese folktales and fables reflecting home and school life.

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A is for Aesop
A is for Aesop

By Michael J. Bryant

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A musical comedy based very loosely on Aesop's fable and in which Aesop appears as a character, along with characters from Greek mythology and others.

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Inakanonezumito tingnonezumi
Super Little Giant Book of Dragons Little Giant Books
Khenderson korol dozhdia
Khenderson korol dozhdia

By Saul Bellow

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The novel examines the midlife crisis of Eugene Henderson, an unhappy millionaire. The story concerns Henderson's search for meaning. A larger-than-life 55-year-old who has accumulated money, posit...

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