Once upon a time there lived a little girl, and she had a red riding hood. So the girl was called Little Red Riding Hood.
One day her mother was baking cookies in the oven. And she says to her daughter:
- Come on, Little Red Riding Hood, go to your grandmother, take her a pot of butter, a pot of honey and the cookies that I baked.
Little Red Riding Hood is coming, picking flowers. Suddenly he meets a wolf. She didn’t even think it was a wolf, she mistook him for a dog.
-Where are you going, Little Red Riding Hood?
- But I’m going to see my grandmother. My grandmother fell ill, I bring her a pot of honey, a pot of butter and cookies that my mother baked.
And Little Red Riding Hood went on.
And the wolf made a big, big detour through the forest and there - he wants to waylay Little Red Riding Hood.
A girl comes to her grandmother. Knock-knock - knocking on the door.
- It's me, Little Red Riding Hood. I brought you a pot of honey, a pot of butter and cookies that your mother baked.
And grandma is lying in bed. She says to Little Red Riding Hood:
– Put your little hand in the crack, lift the latch! The door will open.
Little Red Riding Hood opened the door and entered.
- Look, grandma, here’s a pot of honey, a pot of butter and cookies that mom baked.
Grandmother answers her:
- You are my dear girl! Put some gifts on the post and come to me.
Little Red Riding Hood came up to her, kissed her grandmother and said:
“I’ll go, grandma, for a walk and play, and then I’ll pop in again and see you.”
She left, and the wolf was right there. Knock-knock - knocking on the door.
Grandmother responds:
– Put your little hand in the crack, lift the latch! The door will open.
The wolf came in and attacked grandma! I swallowed it and went to bed.
A little time has passed, Little Red Riding Hood is coming back. Knock-knock - he knocks on the door, and the wolf responds:
– Put your little hand in the crack, lift the latch! The door will open.
He speaks in a soft, thin voice so that the girl does not recognize him.
Little Red Riding Hood enters, bringing sausages from the pantry to her grandmother.
- First put the sausages on the table, girl, then cook them in a pot and come to me.
Little Red Riding Hood came up and wanted to caress her grandmother, but she was amazed at her:
- Grandma, why do you have such big ears?
“And this is so that I can hear you better, my child, so that I can hear you better.”
- Grandma, why do you have such big teeth?
- And this is so that it’s better to eat you, my child, so that it’s better to eat you!
The wolf first ate boiled sausages. And the girl says:
- Let me go, grandma. I’ll play and take a walk, and then I’ll pop in again and see you.
The wolf didn’t believe Little Red Riding Hood, tied her leg with grandmother’s thread and held her by the end so that she wouldn’t run away.
And Little Red Riding Hood came out, broke the thread and climbed up the tree. The wolf pulled the thread - no one! He ran after the girl, but couldn’t climb the tree.
Here the woodcutters come to cut down the tree. They caught the wolf, killed it - and saved the grandmother, and took Little Red Riding Hood from the tree.
And there were crows sitting on the roof of my grandmother’s house. They croak:
Kar-kar!
Bones to the pit, skin to the market!
Translated from Russian · original on wisdomlib.ru