of old, this collection breathes new life into the genre, addressing contemporary themes that resonate with today's world. In the titular story, Where To?, a globe shatters, yet no one claims responsibility.

Imagine an orchestra where discordant instruments ruin the symphony. Similarly, in 'Monkey', a tone-deaf primate is advised to embrace his true talent: leaping between branches. 'Dear Fox' portrays a fleeting truce between a fox and a rooster, only for old habits to resurface, leading to the rooster's downfall.

From a timid deer navigating the dangers of the night, to a boastful crow obsessed with his own importance, and a misguided woodpecker urging the nightingale to mimic his drumming, this collection introduces a vibrant cast of characters. Engaging and universally appealing, these fables offer timeless lessons for readers young and old.