Aesop's fable about the lion and the mouse goes like this. The lion spares the life of the mouse, and the mouse later rescues the lion. Children's book illustrator Jerry Pinkney gave this tale a lush ...
Other than some squeaks, hoots and one enormous roar, Pinkney's (Little Red Riding Hood) interpretation of Aesop's fable is wordless—as is its striking cover, which features only a head-on portrait of ...
As the character Carny, a W.C. Fields-like gypsy traveler in Touchstone Theatre’s “Aesop & Company,” Sky Yeager discovers a treasure of stories in an old trunk that used to belong to the fabled Aesop.
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