The Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood (the untold story)
The Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood (the untold story)

This is the last project I made, on my quest to transform the values of classic stories into positive messages about respect, equality, and friendship.

This popular story was told in different parts of Europe. Charles Perrault was the first person to write it on paper and publish it, followed by The Brothers Grimm, who made their own adaptation.

In my version, I focus on the Wolf as the main character and how he struggles to be different from the rest of the wolves (he is a vegetarian) until he crosses paths with Little Red.

This book is published by Beascoa, in Spanish, in french by Elcy Éditions, and in Turkish and Armenian by Arden Publishing.

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The Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood (the untold story)
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Wolf&Red1.jpg
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Turkish.jpg
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The Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood (the untold story)

This is the last project I made, on my quest to transform the values of classic stories into positive messages about respect, equality, and friendship.

This popular story was told in different parts of Europe. Charles Perrault was the first person to write it on paper and publish it, followed by The Brothers Grimm, who made their own adaptation.

In my version, I focus on the Wolf as the main character and how he struggles to be different from the rest of the wolves (he is a vegetarian) until he crosses paths with Little Red.

This book is published by Beascoa, in Spanish, in french by Elcy Éditions, and in Turkish and Armenian by Arden Publishing.

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