"Little Red Riding Hood immediately went to her grandmother who lived in another Village..." By taking the point of view of the wolf, Fabienne Cinquin gives this story an even more disturbing dimension.

When Grandpa Zoum tells his fabulous memories, his grandchildren Zic and Zac would be tempted not to believe him. However, this voluble grandfather does not lie, well... not quite! And after all, grown-ups also have the right to dream. The essential landmarks are there: wolves, blizzards, bears, night and cold. The fantasy is invited, with the cat, unexpected in the decor. Bibliographical notes

While their mother is away, A-King and A-Yu are left alone at home. Suddenly, there's a knock at the door! Mum said not to open the door for anyone, but... Who really is this great-aunt who has come to look after the two children? In any case, little A-Yu thinks she has very strange tiger paws!

"Little Red Riding Hood met the Wolf, who wanted to eat her..." Discover or rediscover this traditional tale thanks to Eglantine Bonetto's illustrations, which under an apparent candor treat this story with humor and malice.

Glittery jackets, fins, and a cap? Bowtie? Monocle or crown? Whether you're a TV host, teacher, ghost, or princess... You'll need to choose a role! Attention, silence backstage... We knock three times, and the curtain rises.