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Resources share the relationship genre to Fables
- Usborne illustrated stories from Aesop, retold by Susanna Davidson ; illustrated by Giuliano Ferri
- The tortoise & the hare, Jerry Pinkney
- It is a tree, Susan Batori
- Squirrel seeks chipmunk, a modest bestiary, David Sedaris ; illustrations by Ian Falconer
- The grasshopper & the ants, Jerry Pinkney
- The ant and the grasshopper, retold and illustrated by Graham Percy
- The crocodile and the scorpion, Rebecca Emberley and Ed Emberley
- The fate of Fausto, a painted fable, by Oliver Jeffers
- Elephant in the dark, based on a poem by Rumi ; retold by Mina Javaherbin ; pictures by Eugene Yelchin
- Lousy rotten stinkin' grapes, by Margie Palatini ; illustrated by Barry Moser
- Chicken Little, and other fairy tale favorites
- The runaway, Kate O'Hearn
- Henderson the rain king, Saul Bellow ; introduction by Adam Kirsch
- Aesop's fables, as retold by Frances Barnes-Murphy ; illustrated by Rowan Barnes-Murphy
- Andy and the lion, a tale of kindness remembered or the power of gratitude, by James Daugherty
- Alkhimik, Paulo Koelo ; [perevod s portugalskogo, A. Bogdanovskii]
- Aesop's fables, illustrated by Heidi Holder. --
- Town mouse, country mouse, Jan Brett
- Seven blind mice, Ed Young
- Fables, written and illustrated by Arnold Lobel
- The House of mirth, complete, authoritative text with biographical and historical contexts, critical history, and essays from five contemporary critical perspectives, edited by Shari Benstock
- The hare and the tortoise and other fables of La Fontaine, translated by Ranjit Bolt ; illustrated by Giselle Potter
- The little red fort, by Brenda Maier ; illustrated by Sonia Sanchez
- Once a mouse, a fable cut in wood, by Marcia Brown
- Rabbit's gift, George Shannon ; illustrated by Laura Dronzek
- The lion & the mouse, Jerry Pinkney
- Under the great plum tree, Sufiya Ahmed, Reza Dalvand
- The house of mirth, Edith Wharton
- The ant and the grasshopper, based on a story by Aesop ; retold by Katie Daynes ; illustrated by Merel Eyckerman
- The ballad of Tubs Marshfield, Cara Hoffman
- The boy who cried wolf, retold by Blake Hoena ; illustrated by Flavia Sorrentino ; music by Mark Oblinger
- The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse, Charlie Mackesy
- Aesop's fables, selected and illustrated by Michael Hague. --
- The little snake/, A.L. Kennedy
- The town mouse and the country mouse, an Aesop fable retold & illustrated by Helen Ward
- Doña Esmeralda, who ate everything!, by Melissa de la Cruz ; illustrated by Primo Gallanosa
- Tortoise and Hare, a fairy tale to help you find balance, words by Susan Verde ; pictures by Jay Fleck
- Aesop's fables, based on the translation of George Fyler Townsend, With an introd. by Isaac Bashevis Singer. Illustrated by Murray Tinkelman
- Aesop's forgotten fables, Fulvio Testa ; retold by Fiona Waters
- Animal farm, a fairy story, by George Orwell ; preface by Russell Baker ; with an introduction by C. M. Woodhouse
- Aesop's fables, Jerry Pinkney
- Told and retold, around the world with Aesop's fables, retold & illustrated by Holly Berry
- The boy who cried wolf, retold by B.G. Hennessy ; illustrated by Boris Kulikov
- Night theater, a novel, Vikram Paralkar
- Squids will be squids, fresh morals for modern fables, by Jon Scieszka ; pictures by Lane Smith
- Mousetropolis, R. Gregory Christie
- Boundless as the sky, fables & tales, some of them true, Dawn Raffel
- Aesop's fables, retold by Ann McGovern ; interior illustrations by A.J. McClaskey ; cover illustration by Ricardo Tercio
- Animal farm, George Orwell ; illustrated by Joy Batchelor and John Halas
- Never after, the thirteenth fairy, Melissa De la Cruz