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Fairness
Pig the Winner by Aaron Blabey
Pig was a pug and I'm sorry to say, if he didn't come first it would ruin his day. Won't he ever learn?! Pig, the world's greediest Pug, won't play fair. He'll do anything to win! Another laugh-out-loud book from the best-selling creator of Pig the Pug and Pig the Fibber.
Call Number: G JF BLA
ISBN: 9781760154288
Publication Date: 2016
Fairness
The lion & the mouse: a fable by Aesop by Jerry Pinkney
In this wordless retelling of an Aesop fable, an adventuresome mouse proves that even small creatures are capable of great deeds when he rescues the King of the Jungl
Call Number: G JF AES
ISBN: 9781406327595
Publication Date: 2010
Fairness
The Busy tailor crab by Bingbo
A famous tailor crab has a thriving business stitching clothes for the other animals; that is until the day he sews pants for a caterpillar. He decides he will charge $10 for shirts, no matter the size, and $5 for each leg of pants. But when asked to make an enormous shirt for an elephant and pants with no legs for a boa constrictor, he realizes his error and discovers the value of fairness, good customers, and great friends.
Call Number: G JF BIN
ISBN: 9781760360412
Publication Date: 2015
Pig the Winner by
Pig was a pug and I'm sorry to say, if he didn't come first it would ruin his day. Won't he ever learn?! Pig, the world's greediest Pug, won't play fair. He'll do anything to win! Another laugh-out-loud book from the best-selling creator of Pig the Pug and Pig the Fibber.
The lion & the mouse: a fable by Aesop by
In this wordless retelling of an Aesop fable, an adventuresome mouse proves that even small creatures are capable of great deeds when he rescues the King of the Jungl
The Busy tailor crab by
A famous tailor crab has a thriving business stitching clothes for the other animals; that is until the day he sews pants for a caterpillar. He decides he will charge $10 for shirts, no matter the size, and $5 for each leg of pants. But when asked to make an enormous shirt for an elephant and pants with no legs for a boa constrictor, he realizes his error and discovers the value of fairness, good customers, and great friends.
