Favorite Fables #2
Summary
Welcome to the "Favorite Fable" series. These works feature simple but basic concepts, warm stories, and charming illustrations that teach quality values. They are based on age-old Jewish animal fables, composed by Rav Natronai Gaon (853 C.E.). The short tales comfort, teach, entertain, and encourage wholesome fun and learning. Go ahead. Introduce your child to the joyful and magical world of reading.
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