Aesop's Fables: A New Version, Chiefly from Original Sources

A top refresher periodically to all minds as we tend to deviate from our morals/ethics. My father made it compulsory to read it since my school days. I have followed the same to my family also.

I had never read e-books before because I’m not good with computers. However, I thought the operation was easy for me. For example, when I click on the title that I want to read, I can jump directly to the page. And If I forget a story title, I can search it by some words in the story. I read another reader’s review for this book before I chose it. Those comments served as a reference. This book is good because it contains many short stories and the short stories are exactly the right length, in my opinion. I can read little by little when I'm busy. Moreover it is free and contains some illustrations. In other words, many people can read this book regardless of age or sex. There are many familiar stories that I read in childhood, so it reminded me of my childhood. I learned morals from Aesop’s Fables then. “The Shepherd-Boy and The Wolf” and “The Wind and The Sun” are my favorite stories. R.K K.H

Have been reading Aesop's fables since I first started reading when I was five years old, my dad had gifted me with this book,have loved all the stories and read and reread them many times over,its sheer pleasure to go back to these fables.these are timeless stories,relevant in today's day & times too