Observing the Animals of the Forest with Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood - Forest birds - Forest ungulates - Hares, rabbits and rodents - Forest insects - Forest beasts of pray - Nocturnal forest animals -Forest protection

Alzbeta Bozekova studied in the Studio of Illustration and Printmaking. She likes to work with different art techniques. Although her primary focus is on book and editorial illustration, she is also active in traditional graphics and graphic design. She has a passion for screen printing, where she likes to work with textures.

"This was a sweet story. I think kids will really appreciate this little book. The illustrations were very pretty too!" Bandita C, reviewer

On her way to grandma's house, Little Red Riding Hood stops to enjoy theanimals of the forest. Theres so many creatures, both big and small, and eachone is unique. In this book, we get a great combination of the classic tale ofRED RIDING HOOD and information about the creatures she sees along the way. Theillustrations go from cartoon-y to realistic which makes them stand out andholds a child's interest.
OBSERVING THE ANIMALS OF THE FOREST WITH LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD contains avariety of facts about animals you might see on a trek through the forest. It'sa great source of information for children to expand their knowledge with pagesthat fold up to reveal tidbits about the different creatures. My daughterenjoys learning about animals so this is a fun twist on things with the classicstory to go along with it. Even I learned some new facts. I love how the pagesfold up so you can enjoy these pages without taking away from the classic tale.It's better than trying to cram it all onto one side and I appreciate theformat. Final Verdict: I would recommend this to children aged six and up who loveanimals and learning more about them. OBSERVING THE ANIMALS OF THE FOREST WITHLITTLE RED RIDING HOOD combines fact with fiction on different sides of thepages weaving together a truly intriguing book. - YA Books Central