The Little Red Riding Hood

Charles Perrault's original telling of "Little Red Riding Hood" is a foundational fairy tale that introduces young readers to the classic story of a girl, her red cape, and a deceptive wolf. As Red Riding Hood journeys through the woods to bring food to her ailing grandmother, she encounters a charming but dangerous stranger. This version, known for its direct and cautionary moral, concludes with a stark reminder of the perils of disobedience and trusting the wrong people. It's a powerful story for discussing safety and critical thinking with children aged 4-11, particularly highlighting the importance of not speaking to strangers.

A classic retelling of the Perrault Little Red Riding Hood, the story of the innocent little girl who set off one day to visit her sick grandmother, and on her way met the wicked wolf.