Genre
Picture books for children
Subject
Personal conduct
Pigs
Senior women
Teasing
Wolves

This riff on Little Red Riding Hood and the Three Little Pigs starts as a cute and humorous little tweak on modernized fairy tales but takes a sudden turn into Grimm territory with a dark and shocking twist ending that will have you turning the last couple pages back and forth again and again, sure that what you see cannot be what really happened. But, yeah, she went there.

You might want to preview before reading to your particular tot. ( )

Rolf is a wolf who does not do normal wolf things. He is not big and scary like the rest, and he likes to do gentle activities. This teaches children a good lesson about stereotypes and how you don't always have to fit into one. It encourages readers to always be themselves. ( )

A book about a wold called Rolf - a good little wolf who liked baking cakes and was always kind to his friends. But real wolves are not supposed to be good - they are supposed to be big and bad. Will Rolf discover the Big Bad Wolf inside him?

This is a different take on the original Big Bad Wolf. This little wolf stays true to himself but still shows how he is a wolf. Young children will enjoy this book, especially the surprise ending. This book can be used to teach students about being true to themselves and the importance of not falling for peer pressure. ( )