FABLES D'ESOPE

FABLES D'ESOPE

4.1 (9 évaluations)
2006 · Français · Relié · 1119 éditions

Description

Avec les fables d'Ésope, nous revenons aux sources d'une richesse incommensurable. Comme La Fontaine qui a nourri son œuvre de la sagesse de ces fables, nous ne cessons jamais d'y puiser les vérités intemporelles sur la nature de l'homme. Nous rions alors avec indulgence de nos propres faiblesses en lisant et relisant Le corbeau et le renard, Le lièvre et la tortue et toutes les autres qui nous parlent tout autant de nos travers que de nos forces depuis des siècles.

Détails du livre

Format Relié
Langue Français
Publié janv. 19, 2006
Éditeur NORD SUD
ISBN-10 3314218370
ISBN-13 9783314218378

these are ridiculously funny

March 17th 2026

I first read this when i was 6.it was my first book that wasn't exactly a childreans book.having read it numerous amount of times since then. i have found that each time i read the stories, i have interpreted the stories differently each time.Take the tortise and the hare for example (the most famous of aesops fables).age 6 - Poor fluffy rabbit lost :o( i'm glad the tortise won.age 12 - why does everyone pick on the poor tortise? big bully for the hare.age 20 - ah Slow and steady wins the race... lol good one aesop. age 30- slow and staeady wins the race.... i may be slow but at least i'm doing the job right. nothing like rushing ahead and not doing the job properlyyou know i think the stories true meaning may have finally sunk in. i'm not sure if that is jus me being slow. or how i have perceived the stories as i've grown older.

February 12th 2026