“Gorgeous to eye and ear alike, the story’s possibilities are mined beautifully and the reader is left reeling in the wake. If you’d like a folktale that’s bound to wake you up, this beauty has your number…An Aesop necessity. Aesop done right,” writes Elizabeth Bird about The Fox and the Crow in the School Library…
Kirkus Reviews The Wednesday Bazaar (written by Neha Singh and illustrated by Sonal Gupta) and here’s what they have to say about it: “A few moments of distress capped by a happy ending and an iced lolly—all stories should end so well.”
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“Aesop noir—gorgeous,” is what Kirkus Reviews has to say about The Fox and the Crow, written by Manasi Subramaniam and illustrated by Culpeo S. Fox. Click here to read the entire review.
The Fox and the Crow is available online through our website and on Amazon.
Eight-year-old Rachel reviews some of our titles for the San Francisco Book Review. Here’s what she has to say about The Story and the Song: “I like this book because it had very pretty pictures and it was really nice to listen to. I like the story (and the song!); I think it is fun…