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    Gladys Hall (Illustrations)

    Editore: Green Tiger Press(WA), 2007

    ISBN 10: 1595831339ISBN 13: 9781595831330

    Da: Mad Hatter Bookstore, Westbank, BC, Canada

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    Soft cover. Condizione: New. Hall, Gladys (illustratore). 33 X 18.5 CM- " this version of the elemental tale of a little girl, her grandmother and a scary wolf is illustrated by Gladys Hall and dates from around 1910. It is rendered in bright primary colors, and the little girl Rosie is utterly adorable in her gingham dress and red cloak. The wolf is vanquished, Rosie is saved, and all ends well in this most gentle of Red Riding Hoods. -this version of the elemental tale of a little girl called Rosie, her grandmother and a scary wolf is illustrated by Gladys Hall and dates from around 1910. Rendered in bright primary colors, the illustrations of the sweet little girl Rosie make her look utterly adorable in her gingham dress and red cloak. Hall's illustrations accompany the story perfectly, taking you back to the early days of comic books and Elsa Beskow-like magic worlds. Taking you through one of the most crucial lessons of growing up and taking responsibility, this earlier edition of the fairy tale is easy to read and a little different from the most contemporary versions. While we never get to meet the grandmother, for example only reading her voice the story is also a little bit more realistic and straight forward bringing a gentle tone to the narrative. All ends well in the end: the woodcutter saves Rosie, who learns her lesson, the wolf is defeated and everyone lives is vanquished, Rosie is saved and has learned a lesson she will remember forever.".