Book and Fable

Book

Book noun - A set of printed sheets of paper bound together between covers and forming a work of fiction or nonfiction.

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Fable and book are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fable" instead a noun "Book".

Nearby Words: booked, bookish, booklet, booking, bookie

Fable noun - A story intended to teach a basic truth or moral about life.

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Book and fable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Book" instead a noun "Fable".

Nearby Word: fabled

old	old book	old fable
long	long book	long fable
short	short book	short fable
original	original book	original fable
Other adjectives: popular, actual, entire, famous, ancient, titular, last, upcoming.

Not surprising, since the book uses anthropomorphic fable characters to make a satire about medieval times.

Source: World of Funny Animals
The Thief of Always is a fable written by Clive Barker that may read like a children's book, but it's just as enjoyable for adults.

Source: Literature / The Thief of Always
The intro to Dark Cloud notes that the game's events were an in-universe fable written in a book that was found in some old ruins.

Source: Framing Device aka: Framing Story

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