Support Our Mission
We created FableReads to make the magic and lessons of classical fables from around the world, accessible to all, sparking imagination, fostering critical thinking and igniting meaningful conversations. But we can't do it alone.
At FableReads, we believe in the power of storytelling to inspire, educate, and ignite the imagination. Our library of carefully researched and illustrated fables is free of charge and free of ads, offering a uniquely engaging reading experience for children, parents, and educators alike.
We created FableReads to make the magic and lessons of classical fables from around the world, accessible to all, sparking imagination, fostering critical thinking and igniting meaningful conversations. But we can't do it alone.
At FableReads, we believe in the power of storytelling to inspire, educate, and ignite the imagination. Our library of carefully researched and illustrated fables is free of charge and free of ads, offering a uniquely engaging reading experience for children, parents, and educators alike.
Aditya rescues a tiger, snake, and man from a well, earning promises that later save him from trouble and prove his innocence.
A jackal dyed blue pretends to be a peacock, but his failure to mimic one leads to rejection by his friends.
A proud rooster outsmarts a sly fox with quick thinking, escaping danger after being tricked into closing his eyes.
A wolf learns not to underestimate humans after a painful encounter with a huntsman, guided by a clever fox's advice.
A boy sets traps and releases caught animals and a man, who later betrays him, but the animals return to help.
A clever fox tricks a fierce tiger into thinking people fear him, when they’re really afraid of the tiger.
A young puppy learns to listen and respect the experience of older dogs before becoming a true hunter.
A stag and a tiger accidentally build a house together, misunderstand each other, and run away in fear.
An honest merchant gains wealth by fairly buying a valuable plate, while a greedy merchant loses out due to his deceit.
A fox's tail gets stuck in ice; out of vanity, he delays freeing it but eventually learns to let go.
How You Can Help
Together, we can ensure that the timeless lessons of fables continue to enrich our lives and the lives of our children. Your support—no matter how big or small—matters. Join us in our mission, and let's keep the world of fables alive and thriving.
Sponsor
We're seeking partners and sponsors to support our ad-free service. If you or your organization align with our mission and can support us, let's discuss potential collaboration and sponsorship.
Spread the Work
The more people know about FableReads, the more children, parents, and educators we can reach. Share our website on social media, link to us from your webpage, tell your friends, family, teachers and colleagues about us. Every mention makes a difference!
A Weasel tricks a Mouse into stealing sesame seeds, but the Mouse gets caught and faces the consequences.
A lion assigns every animal a task to protect the forest, showing that everyone has a unique talent.
An ugly duckling, bullied for his appearance, transforms into a beautiful swan and finds acceptance and happiness.
A hungry cat learns to get food by being friendly to his master, following his fat brother's advice.
A man relaxing in his boat feels angry when another boat bumps him. What changes when he sees no one is inside?
A clever monkey outwits a deceitful tiger who had previously tricked a goat during a journey to a friend's house.
A proud wax candle and a humble tallow candle find happiness in their different, yet meaningful, lives.
A curious rat explores beyond his home, misinterprets his discoveries, and gets trapped by an oyster while exploring.
A dog and cat retrieve their owner's lucky ring, but the cat takes all the credit, making them lifelong enemies.
A kite brags about flying high, but a moth reminds it that true freedom comes from living without control.
Who Is Behind FableReads
FableReads has been initiated and funded by Anders Sundelin through Sundelin Development AB, based in Sweden. The fables are curated and illustrated by people all over the world coordinated by Leah May Autentico and Angel Julie Sevilla, based in the Philippines, who have also built the website. Anders' two elementary-aged daughters Eleonore and Sophie have also provided constant feedback. Do you want to contribute to FableReads? Review fables translated to your language?