Synopsis
A collection of over two hundred familiar tales. It includes the best-known examples - the dog in the manger, the boy who cried wolf - and less familiar tales. Each fable has its own sharply pointed moral and individual cast of characters - animals and human.


Aesop

RELEASE NOTES:

Puolalanpuisto around 2 pm

I found the book from the hall of my student apartment building, saw the Bookcrossing label and decided to pick it up. The book was quick to read and most of the stories were new to me, so it was a nice experience. With some stories, I felt that the moral was outdated, mostly when it came to ones about war. It was still entertaining to read, and I'll be setting the book free again once I find a proper spot.

RELEASE NOTES:

I set the book on the windowsill, right from the computers. Shouldn't be hard to find.

I saw the book on the windowsill, when I decided to quickly check my emails before going to a lecture. That definately made my day. :) I haven't got the time to read it yet, but after the exams there should be plenty.