Fables (Paperback): Fables Vol. 7: Arabian Nights (and Days) (Paperback)

from Rhinoa

The Fable universe is extended with the addition of the Fables from the Arabian worlds. They are living in Bagdad and Sinbad with an array of slaves and advisors comes to meet with the major of Fabletown to see about the two cultures combining their strengths after the Adversary has turned his at...

from wanderlustlover

Once more into the fray we go with a whole other section of fairy tales, this time for an entirely different realm. And dealing with how people interact, what they expect, what goes right and what goes wrong. I like the culture barriers. I like seeing Cole be useful, and find his next calling. I ...

from TheDivineOomba

This is one of the weaker volumes in the series. I thought the Arabian Fables to be a bit cliched, and Sinbad to be out of character, changing hard views after a few days or weeks experience with the fables. I liked the last story about the wooden soldier and his lady love to be quite heart wrenc...

from krau0098

This is the seventh installment in the Fables series. It was a great book and very entertaining. I didn't like it as much as Homelands but it was still a fun read. The bulk of this trade covers the story of a delegation of characters from the Arabian Tales that spend some time in Fabletown and su...

from ElizaJane

Reason for Reading: Next in the series. Comments: The main story takes a pivotal turn as the focus shifts to the Fables of the East. Here we meet folklore from the eastern part of the world who are living in Baghdad. Sinbad, is namely the main character introduced and the first 4 issues of this v...