Cele mai înțelepte fabule

These 17 fables use humor and irony to show human faults. They teach children lessons through tales of animals and other short fables. Young readers can read them on their own. They can also hear a parent read them aloud.

The tales include a cricket and an ant, and two barrels. One pairs a fox with a badger. Others feature a fly at the plough and two dogs. A fox in an orchard has a tale too. A crayfish, frog, and pike share one tale. A stork and fox share another. Other tales concern geese and a liberal fox. There are tales of a buffalo and magpie, and a wolf and crane. The book also pairs a lion and mouse, and a dove and ant. Another tale pairs a wolf and dog. A certificate is the subject of one more fable. Two ears of grain form the subject of another.

The book retells and adapts the tales for young readers. Large pictures in bright colors help children follow each tale. The book is part of the Cele mai înțelepte series.