More Fables By: George Ade (1866-1944) |
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More Fables by George Ade takes readers on a delightful journey through a world of inventive and humorous tales. Building upon the success of his previous collection of fables, Ade manages to create another engaging and entertaining read.
The book is divided into several sections, each containing a set of fables focusing on a different theme. Ade showcases his imaginative storytelling skills as he cleverly weaves relatable human traits and behaviors into the lives of animals. Through his vibrant and dynamic descriptions, he brings these animal characters to life, making them feel surprisingly human despite their wild nature.
One of the highlights of More Fables is Ade's ability to infuse subtle moral lessons into his stories. Through clever plots and unexpected twists, he offers insights into human nature, society, and the consequences of our actions. These fables act as mirrors, reflecting the flaws and virtues of humanity, making readers pause and reflect on their own behaviors.
The writing style is immensely engaging, characterized by Ade's use of witty dialogue and charming language. His prose is light-hearted and filled with humor, making it easy for readers of all ages to connect with the stories. Ade's ability to captivate readers with his distinct narrative voice is truly impressive.
Furthermore, More Fables showcases Ade's unique talent for satirical storytelling. By employing animals as his main characters, he provides a fresh perspective on the human condition, cleverly critiquing society and its follies. This adds an extra layer of depth to the fables, making them more than just entertaining tales but also thought-provoking commentaries on the human experience.
The illustrations in the book complement Ade's fables perfectly. Each drawing is meticulously detailed and brings the animal characters to life. The illustrations add an extra element of visual appeal, enhancing the reading experience and making the fables even more captivating.
Overall, More Fables by George Ade is a charming and enjoyable collection of stories. Ade's wit, creativity, and ability to convey meaningful messages through his fables make this book a must-read for fans of classic literature and those seeking an entertaining yet thought-provoking read. by GEORGE ADE author of FABLES in SLANG ILLUSTRATED by CLYDE J. NEWMAN 1900. Table of Contents The Fable of How Uncle Brewster was Too Shifty for the Tempter The Fable of the Grass Widow and the Mesmeree and the Six Dollars The Fable of the Honest Money Maker and the Partner of His Joys, Such as They Were The Fable of Why Sweetie Flew the Track The Fable of the Ex Chattel and the Awful Swat that was Waiting for the Colonel The Fable of the Corporation Director and the Mislaid Ambition The Fable of What Happened the Night the Men Came to the Women's Club The Fable of Why Essie's Tall Friend Got the Fresh Air The Fable of the Michigan Counterfeit Who Wasn't One Thing or the Other The Fable of the Adult Girl Who Got Busy Before They Could Ring the Bell on Her The Fable of the Man Grabber Who Went Out of His Class The Fable of the Inveterate Joker who Remained in Montana The Fable of the Cruel Insult and the Arrival of the Lover from No. 6 The Fable of the Lodge Fiend, and the Delilah Trick Played by His Wife The Fable of the Apprehensive Sparrow and Her Daily Escape The Fable of the Regular Customer and... Continue reading book >>
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