Tormont Great Fairy Tales Treasure Chest
- Best in Children's Books
- Bestia
- Val Biro: Ginn and Company
- Val Biro: The Wright Group Fables from Aesop
- Val Biro: Award Publications
- The Book of Knowledge 1941
- Book Trails
- Carlson Fable Collection Catalogues
- Chick-fil-A "Aesop's Sticker Fun"
- Chick-fil-A "Between the Lions"
- Classics Illustrated Junior
- Colección 55
- Collection Tante Laura by Pellerin
- Contes et Fables d'Animaux
- Cottage Garside Readers
- Cottage TheatrePhonics Plays
- Dharma Jataka Tale Series
- Dreamland Aesop's Fables
- El Libro de Oro de los Ninos
- Fablio the Magician
- Fabulas de Animales
- Fraggle Fables
- Haddock Hirata Series
- Human Cultural Enterprise Company
- Imparo a Leggere
- B. Jain Pegasus Aesop's Fables
- John Martin's Big Book
- Joie Hirata Series
- La Fontaine's Cabinet
- Les Éditions Variétés: La Fontaine a Colorier
- L.K. Aesop's Story Korean
- Contes de Ma Mère-Grand
- Magic Wagon Short Tales
- McGuffey's Eclectic Reader
- Mini Fables a Colorier
- My Book House (1920-28)
- My Book House (1937-71)
- Nagaoka Shoten Square Fable Books
- Philips Livre-Disque Books & Records
- Publications International
- Read-it! Readers
- Reinardus
- School Reading by Grades
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- Tales of Karadi the Bear
- Tales of Virtue
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- Teatro del Lector Booklets
- Thai Bilingual Pamphlets
- Tormont Great Fairy Tales Treasure Chest
- Turkish Tales of Virtue
- Tyranno English (Korea)
- Tyranno English Workbooks
- Uncle Frank's Fables for Children
- Vetaplast Oi Mythoi tou Aisopou
- Young Folk's Library
- Young People's Stories
1989? The Great Fairy Tales Treasure Chest, Book 1. Paperbound. Tormont. $3.18 from Better World Books, Mishawaka, IN, Jan., '11.
This first volume of the set of five actually has a title-page that confirms that there are five booklets in the series. Thus I have a complete set! The title-page for the set also includes the specific stories in each of the five booklets. Here there are six stories. Of them, only "The Musicians of Bremen" is not an Aesopic fable; this story's picture, by the way, gets the center of the front cover. The fables included here are: LM, BC, OF, GA, and FC. What the title-page unfortunately does not reveal is the year of publication. LM (2-3) includes a remark from the lion: "I'm afraid there's little you can do for me." BC features a mouse standing on the upper portion of a lantern holding a bell (5). The last line of GA (12-13) comes from the ant: "Singing, eh? Well, try dancing now!"