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Fox and Crow Are Not Friends: Step Into Reading

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About the Book

In this classic fable, a fox and a crow are not friends. The fox is sly and cunning, while the crow is proud and vain. When the fox tricks the crow out of her cheese, the crow learns a valuable lesson about the dangers of being too trusting. This book is perfect for teaching children about the importance of being careful and not taking things for granted.

The Author

Leo Lionni was an Italian-American writer and illustrator of children's books. He wrote and illustrated over 40 books, including the popular "Frederick" and "Swimmy." Lionni's books have been translated into over 20 languages and have sold over 40 million copies worldwide.

The Illustrator

Leo Lionni illustrated his own books. His illustrations are simple and elegant, and they perfectly capture the characters and the story. Lionni's illustrations have been praised by critics for their beauty and their ability to convey the story's message.

Fox and Crow Are Not Friends (Step into Reading)

by Melissa Wiley

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2158 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	48 pages

The Story

The story of "Fox and Crow Are Not Friends" is a classic fable that has been told for centuries. The story tells the tale of a sly fox who tricks a proud crow out of her cheese. The fox uses flattery and deception to get the crow to give up her cheese. The crow is left feeling foolish and humiliated.

The Message

The message of "Fox and Crow Are Not Friends" is that it is important to be careful and not take things for granted. The crow is too trusting of the fox and she pays the price. The fox is a symbol of the dangers of deception and flattery. The story teaches children the importance of being able to recognize and resist these dangers.

The Reviews

"Fox and Crow Are Not Friends" has received positive reviews from critics. The book has been praised for its simple and elegant illustrations, its timeless message, and its ability to appeal to children of all ages.

Kirkus Reviews

"Lionni's fable teaches a valuable lesson about the dangers of being too trusting. The illustrations are simple and elegant, and the story is told with a gentle humor that will appeal to children of all ages."

School Library Journal

"This classic fable is a perfect way to teach children about the importance of being careful and not taking things for granted. Lionni's illustrations are beautiful and the story is told with a timeless charm."

The

"Fox and Crow Are Not Friends" is a classic fable that has been told for centuries. The story is still relevant today and it teaches children important lessons about the dangers of deception and flattery. The book is beautifully illustrated and it is sure to be enjoyed by children of all ages.

Fox and Crow Are Not Friends (Step into Reading)

by Melissa Wiley

4.8 out of 5