What is a fable? / Robyn Hardyman.

Author/creator Hardyman, Robyn author.
Format Book
EditionFirst Edition.
PublicationNew York : Britannica Educational Publishing in association with Rosen Educational Services, 2014.
Copyright Date©2014
Description32 pages : color illustrations ; 22 cm.
Subjects

SeriesBritannica common core library
Britannica common core library. ^A1192976
Contents What is a fable? -- Why are fables told? -- Themes in fables -- Fables retold -- The fox and the cat -- The fish that were too clever -- Let's compare -- The tortoise and the hare -- The race between turtle and frog -- Let's compare -- Brer Rabbit and Brer Lion -- The tiger and the fox -- Let's compare -- Write your own fable.
Abstract With bright photographs and illustrations, this volume explains the concept of a fable--defining the genre, detailing its characteristics, and reproducing some of the most famous examples of these stories from cultures around the world. Included in the Common Core Reading standards, the fable is an irrefutably fundamental genre that allows young readers to learn universal morals by using animals to teach them important lessons. After learning all about fables, a hands-on, guided activity at the end helps readers go through the steps necessary to write their very own.
General noteIncludes index.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (page 31) and index.
LCCN 2013022568
ISBN9781622752003 (library binding)
ISBN1622752007 (library binding)
ISBN9781622752034 (pbk.)
ISBN1622752031 (pbk.)

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Joyner TRC Nonfiction 398.2 H2227WFAB ✔ Available Place Hold