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There are questions at the end of this episode.  What questions came to your mind when you listened to this fable?  What moral or lesson do you think the jay could learn?

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Aesop wrote LOTS of fables.  What do you think of about the dog in this one?  What did you learn from the dog's behavior?

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We continue bringing you classic fables.  However, this episode and the three that follow include discussion questions.  Thanks for listening!

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Stopping a bully, overcoming fear about being underwater, and helping friends - Freddie has a lot to do in this third book of the series by Jacqueline Jules with illustrations by Miguel Benitez.  Visit your local library to enjoy this book again in your own voice.

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What is Freddie up to now?  It's always something for this aspiring superhero.  Hope you enjoy this installment by Jacqueline Jules.

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This is the first book in the Freddie Ramos series by Jacqueline Jules with illustrations by Miguel Benitez.  What is Zapatos Power?  List to find out.  If you had something that gave you power, what would you like it to be and what power would you like to have?

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It's another Sofia Martinez adventure as she and her family shop for school supplies.  What can you learn from their experience?  Book written by Jacqueline Jules.

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Read by Marcella, a new member of our reader community, discover why there's a time for work and a time for play as well as other considerations for using resources wisely.

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While Feathers for Peacock, while enjoyable and illustrates the power of kindness, is fiction.  Here are some actual facts about peacocks.  Maybe it will inspire you to go your library to find books about other animals.

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Ever wondered how the peacock got his feathers?  In a tale adapted from another story, Jacqueline Jules offers her answer.  This book is illustrated by Helen Cann and published by Wisdom Tales Press.  Check it and other creative works at your local library.