Little Red Riding Hood Summary

Introduction

• The story of Little Red Riding Hood begins with a girl who lives near a big forest.
• She wears a beautiful red cloak made by her grandmother, which earns her the name "Little Red Riding Hood."

Setting the Scene

• Little Red Riding Hood's mother sends her to deliver food to her sick grandmother in the forest.
• Her mother warns her not to talk to strangers.

The Journey

• Little Red Riding Hood knows her way through the forest well.
• On her way, she is distracted by beautiful wild flowers and stops to pick some.

Encounter with the Wolf

• The Big Bad Wolf appears and asks her where she is going.
• Little Red Riding Hood naively tells the Wolf about her journey to her grandmother's house.
• The Wolf, hungry and plotting, runs ahead to reach the grandmother's cottage first.

The Wolf's Deception

• The Wolf sneaks into the grandmother's cottage and swallows her whole.
• He disguises himself in the grandmother's bed, pretending to be her.

Arrival at the Cottage

• Little Red Riding Hood arrives and notices something off about "grandma."
  • She comments on the large eyes, ears, and teeth of the Wolf disguised as her grandmother.
• The Wolf reveals his true identity and lunges at Little Red Riding Hood, swallowing her as well.

Rescue

• A woodsman hears Little Red Riding Hood's scream and rushes to the cottage.
• He confronts the Wolf, shakes him upside down, and frees Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.

Conclusion

• The Wolf is chased away and never seen again.
• Little Red Riding Hood learns to never talk to strangers again.

Final Notes

• The story ends with a reminder to like and subscribe for more videos.