The Crow and the Fox
Aesop's fable “The Crow and the Fox”, retold for kids card by card, with its illustrations and Fabi's voice. At the end, its moral.
Fabi tells you the story-

Card 1 of 5
A treasure on the branch
The crow found a piece of cheese and perched high up in a tree. He was about to enjoy his snack when a fox, drawn by the smell, came up to the trunk.
CrowWhat delicious cheese!
FoxMmm… that smells so good!
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Card 2 of 5
Very sweet words
“What shiny feathers!” said the fox. The crow stood up proudly and happily listened to every compliment, still holding on to his cheese.
FoxWhat shiny feathers!
CrowMmm, mmm…
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Card 3 of 5
What about your song?
“I bet your voice is as beautiful as your wings,” added the fox. The crow wanted to prove it and opened his beak to sing, forgetting for a moment what he was holding.
FoxI bet you sing wonderfully!
CrowCaw, caw, caaaw!
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Card 4 of 5
The snack falls
The cheese fell right at the fox's feet, and he grabbed it with one jump. Then the crow understood why his visitor had been so keen to hear him sing.
CrowOh no! My cheese!
FoxThanks for the snack!
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Card 5 of 5
A moment to think
The crow watched the fox walk away and took a deep breath. Next time he would enjoy a compliment, but he would also ask himself what the person giving it wanted.
CrowNext time I'll think before I open my beak.
Play this fable in Fable Match
In the game, each card of “The Crow and the Fox” is won with the stars from the levels and put together like a puzzle. With all of them, Fabi tells you the story in a book and its characters speak with their own voices.
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