Illustrated by: Hameem Fatima
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Once upon a time, in a quaint village nestled at the edge of a dense, enchanted forest,
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there lived a sweet young girl named Little Red Riding Hood. She earned her nickname from the vibrant crimson hooded cloak her dear grandmother had crafted for her.
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| Little Red wearing hooded cloak |
Little Red cherished it and wore it everywhere, which is why everyone in the village called her by that name.
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| Little Red's mother preparing bread basket |
One sunny morning, Little Red's mother handed her a basket filled with freshly baked treats.
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| Little Red with the bread basket |
"Take these goodies to your grandmother," she said, concerned about the old woman who lived alone deep within the woods. "But remember, stay on the path, and don't talk to strangers."
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| Little Red in the forest |
Little Red nodded, tucking the basket under her arm and skipping along the winding forest path. The birds sang merrily, and the woods seemed so inviting that she couldn't help but stray from the trail.
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| Cunning wolf watching little Red from the shadows |
Unknown to her, a cunning wolf had been watching her from the shadows.
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| Cunning wolf chasing little Red |
As Little Red ventured deeper into the forest, the wolf approached her, adopting a friendly tone.
"Hello, Little Red Riding Hood," he purred. "Where are you going today?"
"I'm going to visit my grandmother," she replied innocently.
The wolf, with his devious plan in mind, suggested, "Why don't you take the shortcut through the thickets? It will get you there much faster."
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| Little Red with the animals lost in the dense forest undergrowth |
Trusting the wolf's advice, Little Red left the path and entered the dense undergrowth.
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| Wolf arrives at grandmother's cottage |
Unbeknownst to her, the wolf dashed ahead, arriving at her grandmother's cottage first. With a sinister grin, he knocked on the door.
"Who is it?" called out the frail voice from within.
"It's your granddaughter, Little Red Riding Hood," the wolf mimicked Little Red's voice.
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| Wolf attacks grandmother |
The unsuspecting grandmother opened the door, only to be met by the wolf's hungry jaws.
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| Wolf takes grandmother's place in her bed |
He gobbled her up in one gulp and cunningly took her place in the bed, pulling the covers up to his chin.
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| Little Red startled by the sight of her 'grandmother' |
When Little Red eventually arrived at the cottage, she was startled by the sight of her "grandmother."
"Oh, Grandmother, what big ears you have!" she exclaimed.
"All the better to hear you with, my dear," replied the wolf.
Little Red continued, "Oh, Grandmother, what big eyes you have!"
"All the better to see you with, my dear," the wolf replied again.
Finally, she noticed, "Oh, Grandmother, what big teeth you have!"
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| Wolf attacks little Red |
The wolf couldn't hide his true self any longer. With a snarl, he leaped out of the bed, but before he could reach Little Red, a brave woodsman, who had heard the commotion, burst into the cottage.
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| Brave woodsman rescues little Red and her grandmother |
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| Brave woodsman dispatches the wolf |
He swiftly dispatched the wolf, rescuing Little Red and her grandmother.
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| Little Red learns to heed her mother's advice |
From that day forward, Little Red Riding Hood learned the importance of heeding her mother's advice and staying on the path.
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| Village living happily ever after |
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| Little Red and the brave woodsman |
And the village lived happily ever after, grateful for the brave woodsman who had protected their beloved Little Red.
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