Fables for Children

Aesop fables for children are short and brief literary narratives, usually in verse, which always end with a message of moral teaching or instructional in nature, whose characters are mostly fictional animals or objects. A good way to entertain while educating children.

Over 100 children aesop fables with moral:

The Tortoise and the Hare
The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs
The young pastor announcing the wolf
The child and sweets
The good king lion
The Wolf and the Shepherd
The piper wolf and the goat
The lion, the fox and deer
The Lion and the Hare
The lion and boar
The lion, the fox and the wolf
The lion and the Mouse
The lion, the fox and the donkey
The lion and deer
The fox and the hare
The fox and the lion
The fox and the old lion
The fox, bear and lion
Frogs and dry swamp
The marsh frog and road
Frogs asking King
The frog said to be a doctor and the Fox
The screaming frog and lion
The Fox and the Monkey King
The fox and dog
The fox and the goat in the well
The fox with the cut tail
The wolf and the dog
The fox who had never seen a lion
The Fox and the empty mask
The Fox and the Sea Crab
The Fox and the Crow hungry
The Fox and the Crow screamer
The foxes, eagles and hares
The fox and hawthorn
The fox and snake
The fox and the grapes
The Fox and the Crocodile
The fox and the panther
The fox which he filled his belly
The eagle and roosters
The Eagle and the Arrow
The Eagle and the Fox
The Eagle and the Beetle
The wolf, the fox and the monkey

Tales for children are the most famous moral fables of Aesop, a philosopher. His fables deal of short stories starring animals and characters. They had a great influence on the literature of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

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