"Fables of La Fontaine" is a collection of fables written by the French poet Jean de La Fontaine in the 17th century. These short stories often feature animals with human traits, conveying moral lessons through their adventures. La Fontaine's fables are known for their wit, charm, and insightful commentary on human nature. The fables draw inspiration from earlier works, including those of Aesop and Phaedrus. They cover various themes, such as friendship, greed, and wisdom, making them timeless and relevant across generations. La Fontaine's storytelling style has influenced literature and continues to be celebrated in French culture and beyond.