Kurnaz Tilki

One day, King Lion, whose justice is trusted, spreads the news far and wide in the forest where he rules, announcing that he will listen to the troubles of the forest people and calling for everyone to attend the meeting. All the forest animals obey this call and come to the palace, but only the Cunning Fox, who makes all the animals miserable and has harmed them all, does not listen to this order, because he is afraid of being complained about and being punished as a result. However, although all the evil deeds of the Cunning Fox, who had to attend the meeting after great efforts, were revealed one by one and King Aslan condemned him many times, the Fox managed to deceive the king every time thanks to the lies, stories and flattery he made up. Let's see if the Cunning Fox will finally pay for his evil deeds and find the right path. In this book, which he wrote exactly two hundred years ago, the great German writer and thinker Goethe adapts some of the situations and events he witnessed in his own time to the world of animals and expresses them in a fairy-tale-like narrative. Goethe deals with concepts such as good, evil, unfairness and injustice in such depth that even today children will learn many lessons about humanity and society from this book.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 14x21,5

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Media Type: Paperback