Aesop. Aesop's Fables. Ed. Laura Harris. New York: Garden City Books, 1954. Famous Greek fabulist Aesop has written Aesop's Fables. This novel contains approximately 370 fables. There are lots of stories that are known worldwide, especially The Hare and The Tortoise, The Boy Who Cries Wolf, The Old Man and Death. An interesting thing about Aesop's fables is that there is an animal character that represents a type of person in each fable. Readers need a deep …
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…and their love ends. Andrej dies after another war, Natasha falls in love with Pierre, and they have a happy life. This is Leo Tolstoy's masterpiece that is based on historical reality. With a mastery of Tolstoy's realistic details of the story, this book is called one of the world's greatest novels. Tolstoy's well-constructed story with concentration on the Russian people's state is very remarkable. Also, Tolstoy fired up Russian literature industry with this masterpiece.