I liked this book because of the plot and illustrations. The plot is fast paced which keeps readers engaged. As soon as little red riding hood leaves her house, she meets the big bad wolf which is when the rising action starts. Then before you know it the wolf swallows her grandmother and tries to swallow little red ridding hood, which is the climax. The book ends with a woodsman saving both her and her grandmother and everyone lives happily ever after. The illustrations are also engaging. There are multiple illustrations on most pages, which helps to keep readers interested. For example on page 5 there are 4 illustrations. Overall the moral of this book is not to talk to strangers. If little red ridding hood ignored the big bad wolf, no chaos would have been caused. ( )