Jean de La Fontaine

The World is Full of Foolish Men

Fables de La Fontaine Tome Premier

Orhan Veli Kanık

Orhan Veli

Nasrettin Hoca hikâyeleri

La Fontaine'in masalları

حكايات لافونتين

" Entre un grand nombre d'ouvrages qu'a laissés Jean de La Fontaine, il n'y a personne qui ne connaisse ses Fables. " Cette remarque de Diderot, écrite un siècle après la parution du chef-d'œuvre de La Fontaine, reste entièrement vraie au XXIe siècle ! Et elle le restera longtemps. Mais si chacun garde en mémoire les plus célèbres (Le Corbeau et le Renard, La Cigale et la Fourmi, Le Lièvre et la Tortue, pour ne citer que les plus connues), connaît-on pour autant les plus belles fables qu'écrivit La Fontaine ? C'est le propos de cet ouvrage : il offre une sélection scrupuleuse des 110 plus belles fables, dresse un bestiaire complet des principaux protagonistes chers au conteur, mais surtout, il met en scène les fables avec des illustrations de Jean-Noël Rochut d'une rare richesse.

Les plus belles fables de La Fontaine

Ce renard semble bien amical, mais quel mauvais tour prépare-t-il au bouc ? Dédiées au Dauphin de France, les Fables de La Fontaine sont un chef-d'oeuvre de poésie et de narration conçu pour le plaisir et l'édification des esprits. Les fables proposées dans ce recueil rivalisent de malice, de tours et de flatterie dans des récits plaisants mais qui souvent laissent perplexe : la raison du plus fort est-elle vraiment la "meilleure" ?

Fables choisies

La raison du plus fort

Charming and elegant, Jean de La Fontaine's (1621-1695) animal fables depict sly foxes and scheming cats, vain birds and greedy wolves, all of which subtly express his penetrating insights into French society and the beasts found in all of us.

Bilingual Edition: English-French

The Fables of Jean de La Fontaine

Fables, a selection, with notes by L.M. Moriarty

Evelyne Brisou-Pellen

Et si le renard, tout fier, se faisait à son tour dérober le fromage par un raton laveur ? 16 fables de La Fontaine réécrites avec malice par Évelyne Brisou-Pellen.

Le corbeau et le renard... et le raton laveur ! (Et autres fables d'après La Fontaine)

Fifty Fables

Kenneth McKenzie

Fifty Fables by La Fontaine, with Introduction, Notes, and Vocabulary

Camille Roy

The Dove and the Ant, and Other Fables

DIVAmong the masterpieces of French literature: 75 Fables in original French with new English line-for-line literal translations. "The Cicada and the Ant," "The Fox and the Grapes," many more. /div

A Dual-Language Book

Selected Fables

The sun is able to achieve with his gentle warmth a task the north wind could not perform with all his strength.

A Fable

The North Wind and the Sun

Among the many translators who have attempted to render the fun and beauty of his writing in English, this selection by award-winning poet Marie Ponsot is arguably the finest ever achieved.

Selected Fables and Tales of LaFontaine

Love & Folly

Les Amours de Psyché, Opuscules Et Lettres

Charles Chevillet Champmeslé

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Ragotin; Ou, Le Roman Comique, Comédie en Cinq Actes [en Collaboration Avec Champmeslé] - Primary Source Edition

Charles Chevillet Champmesle

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