Summary of the red riding hood and the wolf by roald dahl

English

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nignag [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Red riding hood was going to her grandmas to give her a basket of muffins and when she got to her grandmas the big bad wolf ate her grandma and put the grandmas clothes on to pretend she was her. Red riding hood was questioning her. And wants she noticed The big bad wolf ate her too.

Explanation:

I know this because i read this book before.

adell [148]3 years ago

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Answer:

The Wolf gets ravenous and goes to Grandma's home. He gobbles her up in one nibble however isn't fulfilled at this point. So he chooses to get into Grandma's garments and hang tight for Little Red Riding Hood to show up. At the point when she arrives, they experience the natural discourse of her getting some information about his enormous eyes and ears.

Explanation:

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