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Le petit chaperon rouge by Charles Perrault · Booklabria

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Le petit chaperon rouge

Children's fictionFolklore

Le petit chaperon rouge

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First published: 1896
Editions: 27 in 5 languages

Synopsis

Caperucita Roja lleva una torta y un tarrito de mantequilla hacia la casa de su abuela, pero en el camino se encuentra con el Lobo. Por trampas, el Lobo se las come a Caperucita Roja y su abuela.

Little Red Riding Hood is taking a cake and little pot of butter to her grandmother's house, but on the way she meets the Wolf. By trickery, the Wolf eats both Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Folklore
Fairy tales
France
Specimens
Toy and movable books
Set in: France
Francia

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27 in 5 languages

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English14 Spanish7 French3 Russian2 All 5 languages

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