Aesop, born in the 7th c BC, intended his stories for an adult audience, and used animals as characters so as not to offend his audience or the governing powers. The common sense wisdom of Aesop's morals is ageless. We are never too old to be reminded to beware of flattery, greed and complacency.


ANIMATIONS
AESOP

Samples of stories

English-French                                              English-Spanish                                        Spanish-French  
Stories for young adults,
children, and students
in

English
French
Spanish

by
Meric du Val


English-French    English-Spanish    Spanish-French


Sample

 Shorefront Mysteries

A trilogy for teens and young adults

English   French   Spanish

 Four young protagonists use logic and reasoning to uncover clues. The underlying goal is to educate youth on historic, political, environmental and social issues. 

The Realm of The Birds

The Pecan Grove - The Golden Rooster

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Parallel Text
Where the story is in two languages side by side 

     AESOP Twelve stories inspired by Aesop’s Fables, with dialogues in chapter two for a performance. Intermediate 

   The Realm of The Birds Addresses the price of freedom, personal reflection and self-realization. For more advanced language students

   CARUSO  Illustrated, with online, theatre-based lesson plans. For children and people new to the language


In English - ESL 
(soon in French and Spanish)

​   "Don't Touch The Mangos!"
Illustrated, with dialogues for a performance

 


Synopsis​

English                                                         French                                                    Spanish


Don't Touch The Mangos!

Illustrated, in English
With dialogues for a performance in Chapter Two


Sample
English

The mouse could be hiding anywhere. Under the table, in the closet, behind the chair or in Aunt Clair's hair.

Illustrated, in verse, with online lesson plans, great for ESL.

Sample
MEGAN 
HERE IS THE SECOND BATCH OF TEN