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When helping children build the right values, it should never stop at telling them what’s right and wrong. We need to give them time to think ‘why’ something is right or wrong.

In this series, children can read about the right values with the famous ‘Aesop’s fables’. Then, they can read a ‘creative philosophical tales’ that expand on the values in Aesop’s fables. As they read, children can question and think about ‘why’ some values are right and wrong.

The end-of-book contains activities that help children use and think about the values they read in the stories, while the Parents Guide Book help parents guide their children through the stories.

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Aesop's Theater

Philosophical Fables

The Fat Man Who Went to the Country

The Jar of Greed Filled with Anxiety

The Cuckoo with Half-MoonShaped Eyebrows

Friendship Carved on a Rock

Who Will Climb up the Hedgehog Tree?

Being Mean to Others Makes Me Lonely

Step by Step

Let’s Count Honestly

Me First, or You First?

Don’t Lie

A Squishy Monster

Chocho and the Waning Moon

The Stone Jar

Annoying! Annoying!

Don’t Judge by Appearances

Obstinate Oly

Trees’ Fight for Sunshine

The Greed of Chorong

Tori’s Lies

Could I Win by Myself?

A Returned Favor

Muzzy and the Apple Tree

The Brunos’ Upset Stomach

The Postman of the Wild Flower Town

The Strongest Thing in the World

The Treasure Tree Lured by Sweet Words

The Shield-Shape Kite and the Ray Shaped Kite

Five Chestnuts under a Chestnut Tree

This Way and That Way

I Like the Way You Are

The Adventures of the Aliens from Planet Vegetable

The Feet with the Flowers Given

The Green Great King and the Red Captain

Dreaming Mong

Square Always Talks in Word

The Man Knowing Everything at First Sight

I Envy You

Yours Always

The Nameless Bird

Parents Guide Book