La Fontaine

Jean de La Fontaine was a renowned French poet and storyteller from the 17th century, best known for his collection of fables—short stories often featuring animals that teach moral lessons. His fables are celebrated for their wit, moral insight, and elegant storytelling, blending entertainment with ethical reflection. La Fontaine's work has influenced literature and culture, making these timeless stories accessible and relevant across generations. His mastery in combining storytelling with moral principles has cemented his place as one of France’s most significant literary figures.