Ridiculous, hilarious, awesome. Made me laugh out loud more than once, due to dialogue. ( )

Really enjoyable conclusion to the Hamster Princess series, and while I would love more of these books I'm also happy with where the series ends. This series ranks among my favorite fairy tale retellings. Definitely recommended for fans of fairy tales, cute cartoon animal art, and humorous books. ( )

Lots of fun. ( )

A cute little girl in a red hood comes to Harriet for help, but something about her strikes Harriet as odd. Nevertheless, she (and Mumfrey, and Wilbur, and Hyacinth) go through the woods to confront the were-weasels...but, as readers may have come to expect from this series, the villains aren't who we might think. This time, it's Red's grandmother, who's furiously bitter about being turned into a were-hamster, and who has been using Red's hypnotic stare to tame the were-weasels and sell them as pets. Harriet is strongly anti-selling-people, so she teams up with were-weasel Gray to change Red's grandmother's mind. (Wilbur again provides the cautious voice of reason every time Harriet begs Gray to turn her into a were-hamster also, so she can be invincible again.)

Another fun subversion of a classic, though I felt this one was slightly less complex and a bit more repetitive than the previous ones. Perhaps it will grow on me with additional readings/listenings. ( )