Little Dead Riding Hood (Scary Tales Retold)

RedChairPress — Thu, 10 Jul 2025 18:51:49 +0000

In the classic Grimm's tale told to children for centuries, our heroine is wise to the Wolf in grandma's clothing. But did the story really end there?

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Pages:

Intermediate (6 to 9)

Language:

English

ISBN:

ISBN-13 978-1634401036

Red Chair Press

Wiley Blevins, Steve Cox

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Fantasy, Imagination, Little Brave Stories, Magic

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

grandmother, woods, wolf, disguise, danger, rescue, cunning, folklore.

https://www.amazon.com/Little-Riding-Scary-Tales-Retold/dp/1634401034

RETOLD Scary Scary Tales Tales RETOLD Scary Scary Tales Tales RETOLD Scary Scary Tales Tales RETOLD Little Dead Riding Hood by Wiley Blevins illustrated by Steve Cox Scary Scary Tales Tales RETOLD RETOLD Scary Scary Tales Tales RETOLD Scary Scary Tales Tales RETOLD lITTLE DEAD Riding Hood by Wiley Blevins illustrated by Steve Cox Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers About the Author Wiley Blevins has taught elementary school in both the United States and South America He has also written over books for children and for teachers as well as created reading programs for schools in the US and Asia with Scholastic MacmillanMcGrawHill HoughtonMifflin Harcourt and other publishers Wiley currently lives and writes in New York City About the Artist Steve Cox lives in London England He first designed toys and packaging for other peoples characters But he decided to create his own characters and turned full time to illustrating When he is not drawing books he plays lead guitar in a rock band Issued also as an ebook ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Blevins Wiley Little Dead Riding Hood by Wiley Blevins illustrated by Steve Cox pages illustrations cm Scary tales retold Unlike the classic Grimms tale told to children for centuries our heroine never makes it past the Wolf in Grandmas clothing In this grim retold tale Little Dead Riding Hood joins forces with the Wolf to trap unsuspecting boys and girls deep in the forestProvided by publisher cid3 cid20cid17cid3cid42cid76cid85cid79cid86cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid3cid21cid17cid3cid58cid82cid79cid89cid72cid86cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid3cid22cid17cid3cid42cid76cid85cid79cid86cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid3cid23cid17cid3cid58cid82cid79cid89cid72cid86cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid3cid24cid17cid3 cid41cid68cid76cid85cid92cid3cid87cid68cid79cid72cid86cid17cid3cid3cid25cid17cid3cid43cid82cid85cid85cid82cid85cid3cid87cid68cid79cid72cid86cid17cid3cid3cid44cid17cid3cid38cid82cid91cid15cid3cid54cid87cid72cid89cid72cid15cid3cid20cid28cid25cid20cid16cid3cid3cid44cid44cid17cid3cid55cid76cid87cid79cid72cid17cid3cid3cid44cid44cid44cid17cid3cid55cid76cid87cid79cid72cid29cid3cid37cid68cid86cid72cid71cid3cid82cid81cid3cid11cid90cid82cid85cid78cid12cid3cid47cid76cid87cid87cid79cid72cid3cid53cid72cid71cid3 Riding Hood cid51cid61cid26cid17cid37cid25cid20cid27cid25cid24cid21cid3cid47cid76cid3cid21cid19cid20cid25 cid62cid40cid64cid3 cid3 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission cid73cid85cid82cid80cid3cid87cid75cid72cid3cid51cid88cid69cid79cid76cid86cid75cid72cid85cid17cid3cid41cid82cid85cid3cid83cid72cid85cid80cid76cid86cid86cid76cid82cid81cid86cid15cid3cid70cid82cid81cid87cid68cid70cid87cid3cid76cid81cid73cid82cid35cid85cid72cid71cid70cid75cid68cid76cid85cid83cid85cid72cid86cid86cid17cid70cid82cid80 cid54cid70cid68cid85cid92cid3cid55cid68cid79cid72cid86cid3cid53cid72cid87cid82cid79cid71cid3cid192cid85cid86cid87cid3cid83cid88cid69cid79cid76cid86cid75cid72cid71cid3cid69cid92cid29 Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America Distributed in the US by Lerner Publisher Services wwwlernerbookscom cid19cid24cid20cid25cid3cid3cid20cid3cid3cid38cid37cid42cid41cid20cid25 cid21cid19cid20cid24cid28cid19cid25cid27cid19cid21 PO Box South Egremont MA cid19cid20cid21cid24cid27cid16cid19cid22cid22cid22 cid3 cid3 cid3 cid3 cid3 cid3 In a village long ago there lived a little girl She always wore a red hood So the people in the village called her Little Red Riding Hood One day the little girl went to visit her grandmother She lived in a small hut in the forest A hungry wolf put on her grandmothers clothes He tricked Little Red Riding Hood Then the wolf ate her with one big CHOMP The people in the village thought that was the end of Little Red Riding Hood But they were wrong Dead wrong One day another little girl went into the forest She was there to pick flowers for her mother

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Fish, Yarn, & Sweaters

Headline Books — Sat, 30 May 2015 16:43:04 +0000

A beautifully illustrated story of a shy, little plush girl who gardens string and prefers to keep to herself. Her kind neighbors need her help, but the little plush girl is not so sure she wants to get involved. She is fearful to come out of her house but realizes if she needed help, her neighbors would be there for her.This excellent lesson on helping others in need and developing compassion will be a gateway to opening many conversations with children. Easy activities for the classroom, homeschool, or library can be readily pulled from this creative book that will spark imagination and enhance reading skills.

Average: 5 (1 vote)

Pages:

Intermediate (6 to 9)

Language:

English

ISBN:

9780938467892

Headline Books Inc.

Stephanie Gillispie

Categories:

Art, Family & Friends, Mother Nature, Self Esteem

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

friends, sharing, woods, neighbors, garden, fishing, woodcutter, knitting

https://amzn.to/2H4iI67

Deep in the woods of a little plush world Nestles a cabin of a little plush girl With buttons for eyes and patches for knees She lives a quiet life tucked between two giant trees She never strays too far from her cozy home Shes painfully shy and would rather not roam Every day she lives her life very tame She just piddles about its always the same She stitches up patterns and mends seams Then one morning while in the same ol routine This little plush girl heard a tap tap tap She thought nothing of it It must be the cat Then she glanced down to see her cat snuggled by her chair She had second thoughts Was someone there She mustered up the courage to peek out the window Peering up from the ledge ever so slow She panicked at the presence of a little plush farmer Standing outside with his wagon stacked full of yarn He took off his hat bowed and said Pardon me maam theres no need for alarm Im a farmer and I live in the clearing just past all these trees I farm yarn and buttons and pretty much what anyone needs But Ive suddenly stumbled upon a problem my dear I grew far too many bundles of yarn I fear Its taking over everything down on the farm I have oodles of bundles overflowing out of the barn Ive noticed you sewing and knitting When Ive been out and about Im hoping you wont mind taking some yarn off my hands Itd be helping me out The little plush girl scurried out of the farmer s view She left him scratching his head as she pondered what to do She was too scared to reply so the farmer just left After waiting with no response he thought it best Then she noticed her supplies were running low So she had a change of mind But she was too slow All she saw was his wagon trailing behind Shoot she said mad at herself for letting opportunity slip by She was frustrated for always being so shy Oh well she thought as she went on with her day Going outside to piddle away She began weeding stray string out of her flower bed When she noticed a stranger on the path just ahead

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