Les Fables (sans internet)

Fables of La Fontaine tell little stories whose characters are animals feelings, thoughts and human behavior. What they do or what happens to them corresponds to events that can occur in human society. The fountain has a "moral", that is to say, advice on what to do to live without trouble. This often contains a moral critique of the society of the time. Many of these fables are known to all the French as they are learned at school:
- The grasshopper and the ant
- The Fox and the Crow
- Frog which wants to be as big as the ox
- The two mules
- The Town Rat and the Country Mouse
- The wolf and the lamb
- The Fox and the Stork
- The oak and the reed
- Both Bulls and a Frog
- The Lice and his companion
- Donkey loaded sponges and Donkey loaded salt
- The Lion and the Mouse
- the dove and the ant
- The Cock and the Fox
- The Wolf became Berger
- The Fox and the Goat
- The Wolf and the Stork
- The Fox and the Grapes
- The Weasel entering an attic
- The Swan Cook
- The Eurasian decked Peacock feathers
- The Camel and the Floating Sticks
- The Wolf and the Goat Kid
- Pot of land and the Iron Pot
- The Small Fish and the Fisherman
- The Fox having the cut tail
- The Plowman and his Children
- The goose that lays golden eggs
- Phoebus and Boreas
- The bunny and the turtle
- The Horse and Donkey
- The Heron
- The Milk and milk jug
- The Laughing and Pisces
- The Pig Goat and Sheep
- The Oyster and Litigants
- Fox on The Wolf and the Horse
For this our application gives you free access and free internet to all written Fables by Jean de La Fontaine and offers you to discover or rediscover the most simply and pleasantly as possible.