Anonymous creator text cb New Delhi Sterling 2012 monographic eng

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4 pages : color illustrations ; 17 cm The Fox and the Raven is a classic Aesop’s fable that teaches the importance of being wise and not easily fooled by flattery. The story begins with a raven who has found a piece of cheese and sits proudly on a tree branch. A clever and hungry fox notices the cheese and decides to trick the raven into dropping it. The fox flatters the raven, praising its beauty and suggesting it must have a lovely voice. Delighted by the compliments, the raven begins to sing, but as soon as it opens its beak, the cheese falls. The sly fox quickly grabs the cheese and runs away, leaving the raven embarrassed and hungry. F 300 Lexile estimate F Raz-Plus Aesop’s Fables Moral Stories Animal Stories Classic Tales 398.2 9788120777835 FISKH 251021 20251021100254.0 8793 eng