

In this fractured fairy tale for ages 4–8, the Big Bad Wolf asks readers to understand his side of the story of Little Red Riding Hood. You think you know the story of Little Red Riding Hood? THINK AGAIN! This retelling of the classic story, told from the wolf's perspective, offers up a fresh spin on this famous tale. Was the wolf just really hungry for apples? Was Little Red Riding Hood rotten? This fun fractured tale will leave readers with a whole new understanding of the classic story. This picture book features: - a fun, funny retelling of a beloved fairy tale - vibrant, engaging illustrations - critical thinking questions that support learning about point of view About the Other Side of the Story series Was Cinderella annoyingly chatty? Was the Big Bad Wolf a victim of circumstance? Just because these classic stories are usually told from the hero’s point of view doesn't mean the villains don't have their side of the story too. In the Other Side of the Story series, readers are encouraged to consider multiple perspectives before making up their minds about what really happened! Review: Perfect for teaching perspective. - These books are amazing to help students think from a different perespective. Review: Hilarious! - This book is pretty dang funny. Basically a conceited Red Riding Hood runs into the wolf. He cannot stand how self-centered she is, so he decides he must eat her. She is plump and resembles an apple, and he's craving apples. The book is very snarky, yet appropriate for children. The end result (spoiler alert) is him eating them both. A great story that is also hilarious and teaches a lesson....to be aware of your surroundings and not to be 100% centered on yourself.























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D**T
Perfect for teaching perspective.
These books are amazing to help students think from a different perespective.
G**1
Hilarious!
This book is pretty dang funny. Basically a conceited Red Riding Hood runs into the wolf. He cannot stand how self-centered she is, so he decides he must eat her. She is plump and resembles an apple, and he's craving apples. The book is very snarky, yet appropriate for children. The end result (spoiler alert) is him eating them both. A great story that is also hilarious and teaches a lesson....to be aware of your surroundings and not to be 100% centered on yourself.
K**C
Love this series
This is the series is an awesome twist on classics. Can't recommend it enough!
K**D
Funny and cute
Very cute and funny. Good for any kids.
F**N
Perfect for Literacy Comparison Lesson
Perfect book for teaching children the same story told from different perspectives. Will be using for Read-Aloud tomorrow.
E**A
Awesome alternative to the original!
Honestly, my daughter and I liked the story better than the original. Haha. It was very interesting, funny, and the wolf’s love of apples was adorable.
R**O
Actually it was a cute story!!!
I don't know, but people need to lighten up a little bit. My daughters and I thought it was a cute story. This is a vain little girl that was kind of annoying in a funny way. Even the wolf found her hilarious I would say. My daughters know the real story of the Red Riding Hood and we found this one with a different tweak to it. I just don't understand why some people would say that it would be scary for kids. I think parents are the one that transfer those negative feelings. Use those opportunities for learning experiences rather than negative ones. Be open minded to different things in life... believe me, you will find life easier. Life is too short, find humor in it.
L**S
Very brief
Very short, ho hum story. Not much content.
C**Y
Super twisted tale
Love this book - great fun for kids with a sense of humour. Good to use in school if teaching twisted tales.
J**S
Four Stars
great
C**N
Great funny, really fun!
It is a nice twisted view of the original book!
D**E
a funny twist on a classic.
my 6 year old grandaughter loves the classic tales and was not sure how she would react to this. She adors it. A must read for every bedtime. lovely story with such humour and great pictures.
I**U
Bon livre
Bon livre, mes élèves ont bien aimé.
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