Here is a second reprint of Locke, distinct from the Kessinger reprint of 2010. It comes from an American publisher and is a copy of the second edition, not the first, and so is a helpful supplement to the 2010 reprint. ...

Here is a soft-cover book with staple binding offering 21 images to color on 48 pages. The images are preparatory drawings for the watercolor paintings Santore did for his Aesop's Fables, published by Sterling Children's ...

Here is Fortuna Libri's Czech republication of Brimax's 1991 book, "Aesop's Fables." The two books make for a fascinating study in the family tree of books. I have seldom seen a more faithful use of the original. What ...

In this large-format book, twenty fables are given two pages each after an introduction. White Star did the book in Italian, also in 2017. Might Adreani have been the author as well as the artist? Only "Esopo" is listed ...

I consider this small-format (4¼" x 5¼") book quite a bargain! It presents Fables #111 through #260 on 311 pages. The fables are numbered with Roman numerals at the top of each page. Each of the 49 full-page unpaginated ...

Pauli Ruotolo tipped me off to the exhibit and book. I wrote to the museum and asked if copies of this catalogue were still available. They graciously scared one up and sent it to me. Bronwyn Minton is the Associate ...

I am delighted to see this classic fable book beautifully reprinted by Dover. As I wrote on the original 1971 version, "There is always something to laugh over here." Rees' tellings come from his 1966 version. Do not ...

This impressive large (10" x 12¾") book has a significant history. Jellybean Press did Santore's original version, printed in Italy, in 1988. It was about ⅜" larger each way than this book. It had FG on its front cover ...

This book helped me learn that "CreateSpace" is Amazon's publishing arm for independent publishers. This book's front cover features a bed with a book resting on the pillow -- and Aesopic figures moving toward it. There ...

Here is an extra copy of the Kohl's first printing. That edition is a redoing of the 1988 version, of which I have a signed copy. This version is almost 2" shorter and 1" narrower. The dust-jacket now features the finish ...