Red Riding Hood Redux

Red Riding Hood Redux by Nora Krug is a unique retelling of the classic fairy tale by Charles Perrault, published by Bries in 2009. This edition presents a five-part wordless story, where each segment is narrated from the perspective of a different character, offering a fresh interpretation of the original narrative. The book is crafted in Dutch and invites readers to explore the interplay of viewpoints through its distinct visual storytelling.
In this work, readers will find a creative approach to the familiar tale of Little Red Riding Hood, as the simultaneous narratives are woven together to reveal new dimensions of the story. Each character is represented with its own color scheme, enhancing the visual experience and emphasizing their individual perspectives. This edition serves as an artistic exploration of themes found in fairy tales, making it a noteworthy addition to the genres of artists’ books and comic books.
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Retelling of the fairy tale by Charles Perrault, in which each of the five-part wordless story is told from another character’s viewpoint. Woven together, the simultaneous stories offer a fresh take on the original course of events. Each character has its own color scheme.
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