Little Red Riding Hood | Fairy Tales | Gigglebox

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is the story of little Red Riding Hood

Once upon a time, there was a little girl who lived in a village near a big forest.

Her grandma had made her a beautiful red cloak with a big red hood, which she wore every

time she went outside. And so everyone in the village called her Little Red Riding Hood.

One day, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother said, “Grandma isn’t feeling very well.

Will you take this basket of food through the forest to her cottage?”

“Yes,” said Little Red Riding Hood. “I sure would love to see Grandma.” She put

on her red cloak, and she pulled up her red hood, and she took the basket of food into

the forest.

“Remember,” her mother called after her, “don’t talk to any strangers along the

way!”

“I won’t!” Little Red Riding Hood promised, and she skipped down the path and into the

woods.

Little Red Riding Hood did not have to worry about getting lost in the forest, because

she knew the way to Grandma’s house very well. But along the way, she saw some beautiful

wildflowers growing near the path.

“I bet Grandma would really like these,” she said to herself, and she stopped to pick

a few.

“Hello there, little girl,” said a deep, growling voice from behind her. Little Red

Riding Hood was very startled. She spun around and saw a Big Bad Wolf standing in the shadows

between two trees.

“Hello,” said Little Red Riding Hood. She did not know the wolf was bad, and she

had already forgotten her mother’s words about talking to strangers.

“Where are you going on this fine day?” asked the Big Bad Wolf.

“I’m going to my grandma’s cottage on the other side of the forest,” said Little

Red Riding Hood. “She isn’t feeling well, and I’m bringing her this basket of food

and these flowers.”

“What a sweet girl you are,” said the Big Bad Wolf. He smiled and showed off his

mouthful of sharp teeth. The Big Bad Wolf was quite hungry, but he was not interested

in the basket of food.

“I had better be going,” said Little Red Riding Hood. “Goodbye, Mr. Wolf!” And

she skipped off down the path.

The Big Bad Wolf’s stomach grumbled and growled with hunger, and suddenly he had an

idea. As quick as he could, he ran through the forest, all the way to Grandma’s cottage.

The sneaky wolf opened the door very quietly and found Grandma asleep in her bed. He picked

the old woman up, opened his great big mouth, and he swallowed poor Grandma in one GULP!

Then the Big Bad Wolf climbed into the bed and pulled the blanket up to his chin. He

put on Grandma’s glasses and her nightcap, and he waited for the little girl to arrive