Acquire Today The Goose That Laid The Golden Egg: A Retelling Of Aesops Fable By Mark White Disseminated As Paperbound

fable of "The Goose that Laid the Golden Egg" has a moral in it, as most fables do, In this fable, a goose lays golden eggs, Her owners are befuddled by this but soon deduce that the goose must have a piece of gold within her, and that if they want it, they must kill her.
After doing so, they realize that she is just a normal goose on the inside, and therefore they have ruined all their chances of becoming rich because they got rid of a good thing.
The moral to this fable is that greed can actually make you lose everything, This is a good book to teach people about the moral of not being greedy, Once there was a couple a husband and a wife, They are very poor they live in a farm where they have a some hens,a goat, and a white goose, One day the husband went to collect egg, he found a golden egg, He took the egg to the market and sell it to buy clothes for his wife, Everyday he kept going to the farm to collect egg to buy things and build bigger house, He even have servant

to help him, but the goose couldn't laid enough egg for him, He and his wife decided to kill the goose so they could have all the gold at once, They did so and there were no goose to laid golden egg for them anymore then they become poor again, Librarian Note: There is than one author in the Goodreads database with this name, .