This is an Aesop fable about the value of team work. A father has three sons that simply won’t stop fighting, so he comes up with a cunning lesson. And that lesson involves a bundle of sticks.
This is one of the most famous of Aesop’s Fables about a stroppy fox that didn’t get his own way. And it is a great lesson to teach children. Oh, and it also gave rise to a very well know phrase that we still use today.
Another famous Aesop’s Fables about a little greedy dog who was generously given a bone by a butcher, but this just wasn’t enough. Read and listen to the full fable to find out exactly what happened.
In this famous Aesop’s fable a nasty fox decides to play a trick on his friend the stork. And it really doesn’t turn out the way he expected at all. Read or listen for the full story.
This story is so famous now that many don’t realise it is an original Aesop’s fable. A wonderful lesson in taking care, rather than being too hasty. Phil’s character voices are superb once again. We hope you enjoy it!
Not one of Aesop’s better know fables, but a truly valuable lesson none the less. Oh dear, these poor little froggies really did learn their lesson the hard way. Read or listen to the full story to find out.
This is the tale of a nasty scheming fox that tries to trick a rooster. But does he manage or does the rooster see through his cunning plan? Sit back and enjoy this wonderfully illustrated and retold Aesop’s fable.
Put a grumpy old owl and a chirping grasshopper together and you have the making of a classic Aesop’s fable. Another valuable moral lesson in this series. Oh, and of course some wonderful illustrations and character voices to match.
Oh that city life. Exciting. Fun. Full of indulgence and adventure. But does all of this come at a cost? Find our in this wonderful retelling of the classic Aesop’s fable. Charlene’s mice are so cute you could just squish them!
Perhaps the most famous of all Aesop’s Fables, a little shepherd boy is bored so begins to play tricks on the villagers. And, well, let’s just say there is a very important lesson to be learned about telling the truth.