Lila Danisa
Ah that was so good. Magical but still light and funny to read. The illustrations were so good. Remind me of manga and manhwa, like the perfect mix of both.
I didn't realize that this book is sapphic dark retelling of Red Riding Hood until half of the book. I think because this book has zero sameness on the original fairytale. The one that connected this book and OG Red Riding Hood was the name of main character (Red) and the wolves involved in the story. I might have forgotten the Red Riding Hood original story, but I liked this version way better.
For me, the storylines were so good. I predicted some parts, but other parts took me by surprise on how good those played out.
Thank you to Cherry Zong, Andrews McMeel Publishing, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
Ah that was so good. Magical but still light and funny to read. The illustrations were so good. Remind me of manga and manhwa, like the perfect mix of both.
I didn't realize that this book is sapphic dark retelling of Red Riding Hood until half of the book. I think because this book has zero sameness on the original fairytale. The one that connected this book and OG Red Riding Hood was the name of main character (Red) and the wolves involved in the story. I might have forgotten the Red Riding Hood original story, but I liked this version way better.
For me, the storylines were so good. I predicted some parts, but other parts took me by surprise on how good those played out.
Thank you to Cherry Zong, Andrews McMeel Publishing, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.