This book with a new twist to Aesop's Fables, The Tortoise and the Hare, re-explains how Mr. Hare reaches the finish line later than his friend, Mr. Tortoise.
 
There are so many things to do and see in town; each road adds up the distance for Mr. Hare.
Many friends in the Fable Tale Land also need some help.
Lucky for them, Mr. Hare is there.
 
It may be a bit later than expected when Mr. Hare finds Mr. Tortoise again.
But he brings souvenirs!
Sometimes it is more enjoyable to be slow, isn't it?
 
 
 
About the Series "Learning Maths From Classic Tales"
The series is perfect for children over 3 years old to learn basic mathematics, such as size and scale, time, distance, and angle and reflection. The books' unique two-color illustrations help children to focus better on the pictures’ focal points, while the familiar tales with a twist grasp their attention and make the math lessons meaningful.
 
 
 
Selling points
🚩 Clever twist for a classic fable with simple woodcut-style illustrations.
🚩 Encourages young readers to observe science and mathematical concepts in their surroundings and everyday life.
🚩 A mathematical quiz at the end of the book: Can you sum up how long the roads Mr. Hare has run are in total?
🚩 Comes in a series of four books: "The Wolf and His Reflections", "The Distance of the Hare", "The Sizes of the Little Pigs", and "The Lunch Time of The Wolf and The Red Riding Hood".
 
 
 
About the Author
Preeda Punyachandwas born in Nong Khai, Thailand.
His works have received many awards and have been largely selected to be put into libraries nationwide. Preeda is a storyteller, kindergarten teacher, children’s book editor, and lecturer for various institutions and universities. He has over 20 years of experience as a kindergarten teacher and is one of the top children’s book authors in Thailand.