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Pinkney follows the outline of the Grimms' version (for once, less grim than Perrault's, which ends as the wolf devours the child): en route with goodies for her ailing granny, Little Red Riding Hood is persuaded by a wolf to gather kindling for Granny's fire; he runs ahead, gobbles up the "kindly old woman" and, later, the girl; both are rescued by a passing woodsman. Setting aside Perrault's ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

This story follows the Grimms' version: a wolf persuades Little Red to gather kindling for Granny's fire; he runs ahead, gobbl...Log In or Sign Up to Read More