Two-Legs

Carl Ewald's "Two-Legs" offers a delightful collection of allegorical animal stories exploring the foibles of human beings. Categorized as juvenile fiction, these short stories use humor and engaging narratives to subtly examine human nature through an animal lens. With its roots firmly planted in classic literature, this edition presents carefully preserved wit and storytelling, making it a timeless read. Exploring themes related to human behavior, presented in a manner accessible to young readers, this edition of "Two-Legs" provides enduring insights into both animal nature and human nature. Fans of humorous animal stories and allegorical fiction will find this collection both entertaining and thought-provoking.

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