A retelling of the fable describing the consequences of the meeting between the slave Androcles and a wounded lion.
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Androcles and the Lion: An Aesop Fable,
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This was my first book that introduced me to reading at the public library in Baltimore, Md 1948. was 6 years old at the time and really enjoyed it then and moreover I still enjoyed it today at the tender age of 69
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The Lion and the Loincloth,
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Love the story, but Androcles wears nothing but a loincloth throughout.
He's not wearing much more than Adam Rex's "Dirty Cowboy" but the book is much less hilarious. Near-nudity in children's books... awesome oppotunity for humor. Anyway, since we all expected Androcles to go Full Monty before the end, it was a bit of a letdown that the loincloth stayed up. When you start with a loincloth and grade-school-aged boys, you just expect to giggle.
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