The Boy Who Cried Wolf from Aesop's Fables

Children's Animated Series

Featuring eye-catching visuals and lively narration, this animated adaptation of Aesop’s classic tale about a naughty shepherd boy was created specifically for young minds.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf from Aesop's Fables

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

from Aesop’s Fables

adapted by the Library of Congress

animated by Yehudah Jai Husband

narrated by Janelle Renee Dunn

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Featuring eye-catching visuals and lively narration, this animated adaptation of Aesop’s classic tale about a naughty shepherd boy was created specifically for young minds.

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Meet the Artists

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Yehudah Jai Husband
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Director of Learning & Creative Engagement (LACE)
Erica Denise

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