Creighton University

Here is a 16-page two-staple pamphlet.  As I have catalogued Turkish pamphlets lately, this is by far the series with the most exact color illustrations.  Well done!  The cursive text is unusual for us.  Might it have been better for children in Turkey?  There are three fables here: GA; "Wolf and Goat"; and FC.  Morals appear in red at each fable's end. The cover and first illustration may be the best: the singing grasshopper is contrasted with the sweating ant.

Here is a 16-page two-staple pamphlet.  As I have catalogued Turkish pamphlets lately, this is by far the series with the most exact color illustrations.  Well done!  The cursive text is unusual for us.  Might it have been better for children in Turkey?  The visual artist does very well with communicating the couple's depression early, their wild excitement over the golden eggs, and their wonder and disappointment after they kill the goose.  The killing is also well rendered: husband and wife each hold half of the goose!

Here is a 16-page two-staple pamphlet.  As I have catalogued Turkish pamphlets lately, this is by far the series with the most exact color illustrations.  Well done!  The cursive text is unusual for us.  Might it have been better for children in Turkey?  There are three fables here: TH; "The Eagle and the Cap"; and "The Fox and the Lion."  My prize for best illustration here goes to that on 8: the facial expressions of sleeping hare and passing tortoise are well done!

Here is a 16-page two-staple pamphlet.  As I have catalogued Turkish pamphlets lately, this is by far the series with the most exact color illustrations.  Well done!  The cursive text is unusual for us.  Might it have been better for children in Turkey?  There are four fables here: FM; "The Hares and the Frogs"; UP; and "The Eagle and the Crow."  The visual artists are, I believe, at their best with the first fable.  They exploit well its various moods and fascinating actions, including the final "liftoff."