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Leonid Hlibov's fables in general and those included in this collection - "The Puppy," "The Pike," "The Wolf and the Lamb," "The Painted Pillar," "The Fly and the Bee," "The Frog and the Ox," "The Cuckoo and the Rooster" - are full of aphorisms and deep wisdom. "It has long been said in the world that the inferior bends before the superior," "Hand, as they say, washes the hand," "And the Pike was thrown into the river" - the moral in each fable sounds insightful, and the main characters are the personification of intelligence or recklessness, cleverness or naivety, and traditional eternal themes - social injustice, hard work and laziness, truth and deceit, good and evil - are central to L. Glibov's works. Glibov's works.