About This Book
Reach for this classic tale when you want to open a dialogue about safety, boundaries, and the importance of listening to parental guidance. This traditional retelling follows a young girl who ventures into the woods to visit her sick grandmother, only to be diverted by a cunning wolf. It serves as a powerful metaphor for 'stranger danger' and the risks of wandering from a known path. While the story explores themes of trust and accountability, parents should be aware that the original Perrault version is a cautionary tragedy without a happy ending. It is best suited for children who can distinguish between fantasy and reality, providing a safe space to discuss how to navigate curiosity while staying mindful of personal safety.
