Miss Red Riding Hoodie would walk through the wood in her coat with a hood And pay her dear granny a call... But will the sly dingo get to Granny's house first? Or will the brave squatter make it in time to save the day? Find out in this wonderful rhyming Aussie retelling of the classic story!

Build confidence and engagement with this Rebus favourite fairy tale; through seeing and saying the picture words, children develop essential early pre-reading skills, and begin to understand and enjoy the reading process.

Research shows that repeated oral reading builds fluency and comprehension. Create a fluency center in your classroom with leveled fiction and nonfiction passages linked to standards-based topics. The audio CD with each book provides a fluent modeled reading. Students can time their readings and graph their progress. 64 pages each.

Not quite as traditional as first glance might suggest, these hilarious reworkings of traditional classics are a wonderfully acerbic look at today's society.

Little Red Meets the Three Little Pigs is a combination of the fairy tales Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs. It is a modern-day version of Little Red, and the characters are African Americans living in Luling, Louisiana, before Hurricane Katrina. Little Red is going to see her grandmother, Mawamaw Brown, in the nearby woods to show her how beautiful her sparkling red hoodie is. She is warned by her mother, Mrs. Red, to stay on the path and not talk to strangers because theres a Gray Wolf lurking in the woods. Mr. Blues three pigsMonty, Bobby, and Dannyhave outgrown their tiny trailer, and they are on the path to building their own houses. Mr. Blue warned them of the Gray Wolf and to build their house sturdy and strong. Little Red and the three little pigs encounter the Gray Wolf on their journey. This story will leave the reader wondering what happens next.

Aria Thibault—Sleeping Beauty’s daughter—finds herself plagued by a curse of her own during a big design competition, and she must rely on ancient advice and help from her mother in order to break the spell in this spellbinding follow-up to Charmed, I’m Sure. Aria Thibault absolutely loves anything and everything to do with the design world. But sewing and needles are a particularly touchy subject for Aria’s family—especially her mother, Sleeping Beauty. You know, the woman who pricked her finger on a spinning wheel needle and fell asleep for a really long time. Because of that little incident, Aria’s parents are uber-protective, and not too happy that their daughter’s passion involves lots and lots of sharp objects. When the opportunity comes up for Aria to compete in a once-in-a-lifetime junior design competition, Aria decides enough is enough. With a few little white lies and a clever distraction, Aria finds herself auditioning to be a part of the competition—and she is in her element. But during a frantic challenge, Aria’s needle goes missing. And after borrowing one from a fellow competitor, Aria finds herself under a very inconvenient—and mysterious—spell. Can Aria figure out who would want to sabotage her—and find a way to win?

Clementine and Little Red Riding Hood bake a batch of muffins to bring to Little Red Riding Hood's Granny. But when they arrive, they discover something is different about Granny, and maybe a little smelly according to Clem. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Looking Glass Library is an imprint of Magic Wagon, a division of ABDO.

Encompasses a wide range of approaches from classical rhetoric to cognitive neuroscience Comprises 33 chapters, each providing an introduction to the subject, an overview of its history, an instructive example of how to conduct a stylistic analysis, a section with recommendations for practice and a discussion of possible future developments in the area for readers to follow up on Includes four newly commissioned chapters in the emerging fields of cognitive grammar, forensic linguistics, the stylistics of children’s literature and a corpus stylistic study of mental health issues

Betsy is finally old enough to take cupcakes to Grandma all by herself—with the company of her faithful sheep, of course. And although wolves aren’t good for grandmas, Betsy lets her best friend, Zimmo, come along too. But will Zimmo’s wolfish instincts make Grandma the tasty treat instead? In her second picture book starring the feisty young shepherd Betsy, Newbery Honor author Gail Carson Levine teams up once again with Scott Nash to put a hilarious twist on an old favorite. This reimagining of Little Red Riding Hood is sure to delight readers from little lambs to cupcake-loving grandmas.