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2009 Summer Reading List: Elementary

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Aesop's Fables

Now that your grandchildren have entered the age of reason (we hope!), it's time to introduce them to this timeless group of morality-building stories. There are many wonderfully illustrated gift editions of Aesop. Two of the best are John Cech's brand-new minimalist adaptation of 36 both well-known and obscure tales, illustrated by Martin Jarrie; and Michael Morpurgo's lavish 2005 version, illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark. Whichever edition you choose, reading Aesop together is a terrific way to start meaningful conversations with grandkids.

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Amy Scheibe is the author of the acclaimed novel What Do You Do All Day (Picador, 2005), a humorous look at the life of a stay-at-home-mother of two in Manhattan. She lives in New York City with her husband and two children.
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