The story of Little Red Riding Hood (this title also has many variations ... influential versions of this story were written by Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm. The earliest written version ...

Appearances can be deceiving. Take the Wolf in Improv Playhouse’s “Little Red Riding Hood.” He may be big but he’s not really bad you’ll learn when the company brings the show to La ...

In this episode, Little Red Riding Hood is sent by her mother to deliver some goodies to Grandma and told to not stray from the path or talk to strangers along the way. Of course, Little Red ...

In 1812, the Brothers Grimm published “Rotkäppchen,” the tale that many know today as “Little Red Riding Hood.” But the story has much deeper and broader roots than 19th century Germany.

With their captivating stories about maidens witches trolls and talking animals wordwise German siblings Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm better ... from the Grimms Little Red Riding Hood tells the story ...

The story of Little Red Riding Hood unfolds in an accordion-style, postcard-size book with paper-cut scenes that make striking use of contrasting black, white, and red. The format lets readers ...

The Brothers Grimm, trans. from the German by Anthea ... Despite the title, Bell’s fine adaptation uses “Little Red Cap” throughout the text. Little Red Cap appears on plum-colored board ...