Genre
Folklore
Picture books for children
Tone
Suspenseful
Illustration
Impressionistic
Subject
Cleverness
Deception
Disguises
Resourcefulness
Sisters
Wolves

I liked how this is a story we all know about Little Red Riding Hood but told in a chinese retelling

More childrens book in my library is necessary aside from Latinx culture. I loved reading this take on little red riding.

I thought this book was enjoyable to read, and it put an interesting twist on the original red riding hood story. My only critiques were that the illustrations were a bit confusing and blurry at times, and the story was a bit repetitive at the end. ( )

This was an interesting spin on the traditional tale of Little Red Riding Hood. This version had a happy ending for the children and the wolf is the one who died. In the traditional story that I'm familiar with, both little red riding hood and her grandmother are deceived and eaten by the wolf. It's a very dark story when you think about it, so it's nice to hear a different version that doesn't end so gruesomely.