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5 Fantastic Farmyard Books 14/03/25
Mr. Aesop's Story Shop
Publisher: Lion
Ten of Aesop's fables are here retold within the framework of a storyteller who tells and sells his stories for a living. Hartman himself is a storyteller so is the ideal person to understand who Aesop was and why he told fables, as well as retelling them in an ideal way for reading and telling to others.
These are some of Aesop’s best known tales, and each is ended by a brief explanation of the point the story is making, which also forms an illustration. Aesop prefaces each tale with the same phrase, which explains who and what he is, and acts as the traditional verbal interaction between teller and listener.
The plentiful illustrations appropriately combine ancient and modern styles.
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Stories to read out loud in Welsh and English / Storïau i'w darllen ar goedd yn Gymraeg a Saesneg
To celebrate National Storytelling Week in Wales, we’ve put together our favourite books that are best read aloud.
I ddathlu Wythnos Genedlaethol Adrodd Stori yng Nghymru, rydyn ni wedi llunio rhestr o’n hoff lyfrau sydd wych i'w darllen ar goedd (yn uchel).
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Great stories to read out loud
As it's National Story Telling Week this February, here are some of the best stories and poems to read out loud.
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Catherine, 11 September 2012
Excellent, An unusual and clever way of putting together a collection of fables. My 3 yr old loves this book and regulary asks for the lion and the mouse or the fox and the crow (raven but close enough). We have had it from the library for a while now and I am considering buying a copy.