Wolf in Sight and Other Fables by Aesop

For over two thousand years, Aesop’s fables have been read and heard in every corner of the world. The adventures and misadventures of wolves, hares, ravens, foxes, shepherds, and even ants illustrate truths about human life that are as relevant to children today as they were to those in ancient Greece.
This interesting and entertaining adaptation of Aesop’s fables arrives in its second edition from ULLA, standing out, among other features, for its educational and playful approach. It revives an ancient classical precept: correcting behavior through humor.
Each of the fables chosen by Joannon, some well-known and others less so, has been synthesized into a double page remarkably illustrated by Agata Raczynska, in which the layout designs and comic-style dialogue panels play a fundamental role in humorously presenting the central idea of the original.

Key points

2014 – Best Books for Children and Young People Award, Banco del Libro de Venezuela
2014 – Amster-Coré Award for Editorial Design and Illustration, National Council for Culture and Arts, Chile

• It presents the fables with a touch of humour, ideal for engaging children.
• It encourages reflection and discussion by omitting explicit moral lessons.
• It uses comic-style dialogue and a dynamic double-page layout to present the stories in an entertaining and concise way.