You Can Tell a Fairy Tale: Little Red Riding Hood

Description

We all know what happens in fairy tales. Little Red Riding Hood meets a Wolf. Cinderella loses a slipper. The You Can Tell a Fairy Tale series lets children tell their favourite tales their own way. In You Can Tell a Fairy Tal: Red Riding Hood, follow our heroine through the path (which path will you choose?) in the woods. Decide what she has in her basket, what clothes are in grandma's wardrobe and who saves the day at the end!

Migy Blanco was born in Salford, Engl and, Migy went to university in London, and then spent 10 years working in advertising and editorial illustration. After marrying, he moved to Buenos Aires. There, surrounded by the vibrancy and colour of South America, he developed a children's book style that is bold, magical and eye-catching. Migy recently moved back to the UK and, for the first time in his life, he is living outside of a mega-city, enjoying nature and exploring new inspiration.

Storytelling genius! Though this book may appear to look like another take on a traditional fairy tale, it's really not as it gives young readers the lead in becoming a great story teller. As you explore the book readers have the opportunity to answer questions and decide details of the story. It makes children think about story structure and the importance of adding great detail to make a story an engaging read. This book would be absolutely brilliant in a learning setting, not only for connecting to a traditional tale topic but also highlighting the magic of a great storyteller. It also makes for a rather fun group read aloud. The illustrations are colourful and have a vintage feel reminiscent of books read as a child. An absolutely brilliant, interactive read based around a familiar tale. * Mama Filza * This classic story gets a cool twist with this picture book that put your child in control of what happens next, using visual clues to prompt and the chance to add new details. It's a clever way to engage a reluctant reader and to prompt discussion at storytime, not to mention keeping the book fresh with every reading. * Books with Baby *