Other editions of book The Honest Woodcutter: Aesop Fable

Aesop's Fables: The Honest Woodcutter When the old woodcutter loses his ax he fears it is the end for him. Without his ax how can he cut wood to sell and earn money to feed his family? He has cut wood all of his life and his old ax is his only possession from which he can provide a living. What can he do? Read this delightful tale of the honest little man and the magical fish that he meets. Told by R.F. Gilmor in her rhythmic style verse that is enjoyed by both young and old, with dramatic illustration by Zaza Farooqi, that draws the reader into this magical tale. This delightful bedtime story is for little hands to hold and to love and is sure to become a favorite.

THE HONEST WOODCUTTER - ILLUSTRATED EDITION - BY R.F. GILMORWhen the old woodcutter loses his ax he fears it is the end for him. Without his ax how can he cut wood to sell and feed his family? What can he do? Reading this delightful tale of the honest little man and the magical fish that he meets teaches another Aesop lesson about honesty. Told by R.F. Gilmor in rhythmic verse that is enjoyed by both young and old, with dramatic illustration by Zaza Farooqi, that draws the reader into this magical tale.