CHAPEUZINHO VERMELHO

Have you ever heard of the little girl who needs to go to her grandma’s house and ends up meeting a wolf that looks too friendly?
In this book, Ruth Rocha retells the story of Little Red Riding Hood in verses and poetry. Through rhymes and illustrations, the work expands the imagination and perception of such a well-known tale, which can be retold in many different ways, further sharpening memory and creativity.
"Chapeuzinho Vermelho" (Little Red Riding Hood) kicks off the Recontos Bonitinhos collection. In this series, Ruth Rocha brings her unique perspective and talent to create poems and present classic stories to a new generation of young readers. The book also features the delicate and enchanting illustrations by Isabela Santos.
Known worldwide, the version retold here by Ruth Rocha is that of the Brothers Grimm, where both the grandmother and Little Red Riding Hood are devoured by the wolf, and only survive after being rescued by hunters. This story is often interpreted as a moral lesson about the dangers of speaking to strangers and not following the rules.