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Little Red Riding Hood retold by Gaby Goldsack is a wonderful retelling of the old telling of little red riding hood. The book is beautifully illustrated. A little girl that wears a red hood takes food to grandma's house on the way meets a wolf. Turns out the wolf was very hungry and knew which way the girl was heading. The wolf arrived first and gobbled up grandma. Than little red riding hood shows up and sees the wolf pretending to be grandma. This childrens book delight children of all ages. I give five stars out of five.


By Christie d

this book could be recommended to any child. they will enjoy the story a lot.

Awesome book and i think it is very highly recommended and also needed in todays society.

I did enjoy this book when i was a child and enjoyed reading fairy tales. I still read it out to my little sister. It is a perfect book for all children.

I loved reading this book when I was a kid.

Who wouldn’t love the tale about little red riding hood? I love that we grow up with these classics and as we become adults, it’s stories like these that stick in our minds

Love it . teaches children not to trust strangers. Even if they are family. Any one can hurt and take advantage. Lesson for kids to have insight what world is now days.

I love to read this book when I was 15

I see it as a children's book and for that criterium is good. It's classic that everyone knows.

This is very nice book for children

Sometimes I wonder why do I always see children from different cultures captured by this story. It is nice, but what fascinated me is that ALL children love it.

I read this book for my cousins and the really loved it.

I didn't read this book when I was a child. I really wish I had. It teaches a really good moral. Not everyone in your life has good intentions for you even if you are just a child, neither strangers and sometimes nor your family either. I really wish I had read this book and learnt the morale quiet earlier in my life. We should really encourage children to read this kind of stories. It might save them. That's the beauty of literature, isn't it?

A childhood favourite, but I still enjoy it!

It's a very lovely book I think it helps children to understand a little bit of how the world works in a way.