Review: This is a collection of 8 version of Little Red Riding Hood, all written by the author. In subject and plot, the stories have marked differences. But in prose and syntax, they are drearily similar. It is simple, suitable for a reader of the elementary level.
The Red Cloak: The main character learns to have a bit of
courage. Cute and sweet.
The Red Riding Hood Doll: Weird. I have no idea what the
point was.
Little Red Riding Hood's Family: My favorite! Lots of fairy
tale and paranormal characters show up. It’s entertaining.
Granny and the Wolf: The wolf is more like a puppy dog and I’m
a sucker for a puppy dog!
Deems the Wood Gatherer: Strange and disturbing and not in a
good way.
Why Willy and His Brother Won't Ever Amount to Anything: Amusing
, particular if you like other fairy tale. The “twist” at the end was good.
The Little Red Headache: The wolf tries to help, only to
have much trouble for his pains.
Little Red Riding Hood's Little Red Riding Hood: This one
has the cloak at the main character, and the ending was witty.
Overall, the good stories weren’t enough to make this
collection more than just a bland collection. Sad, really, as her similar
treatment of Rumplestiltskin was excellent.
Bookmarks:
The Red Cloak: 3.5/5
The Red Riding Hood Doll: 2/5
Little Red Riding Hood's Family: 4/5
Granny and the Wolf: 4/5
Deems the Wood Gatherer: 3/5
Why Willy and His Brother Won't Ever Amount to Anything: 3/5
The Little Red Headache: 3/5
Little Red Riding Hood's Little Red Riding Hood: 3/5
Over All: 3 of 5
Awards: None
ISBN: 978-0-7614-5793-0
Year Published: 2010
Date Finished: 11-1-2017
Pages: 127
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