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Reading notes: Aesops fables Fox part 2

The story I have chose this week was the "The fox and the goat"

  • I could keep the same plot but switch the characters 
  • I could even change the story around because it a story of distrust
  • The fox is very clever and to not be trusted
  • Anything to do with never trusting a man in difficulties


The fox and goat; picture from wikimedia commons
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