La Chica de la Capa Roja : Quien Tiene Miedo? (Paperback)

from LarissaBookGirl

Daggorhorn is a town guarded by high walls, sharp spikes and a monthly sacrifice to appease the beast. Once a month the town succumbs to fear and self preservation, finding shelter within their high homes, locked up tight, as the Wolf prowls accepting its offering of chickens or goats and leaving...

from lyricaltwin

Strange book, but an interesting take on the fairy tale. Because it was based off of the movie script, it wasn't as good as I expected it to be, but good anyways. The only thing that irritated me (EXTREMELY) was that they DIDN'T GIVE YOU THE LAST CHAPTER!!!

from AngelaFristoe

When I picked this up, I was doing so under the impression that the movie starring Amanda Seyfried was based on Blakey-Cartwright's book. Not so. Apparently director Catherine Hardwick came up with the idea of turning it into a book during production. Prior to knowing this, I actually enjoyed the...

from vonze

Well, I was intrigued to finally learn which character was really the wolf. Three stars, because minor characters weren't developed more and the main character flip-flopped between the two love interests way too easily. I haven't seen the movie yet, but I'm interested enough to rent it.

from TheRandomGirl

Believe the legend. Beware the wolf. In this new and darker spin on the 700 year old legend, the wolf is not just a wolf. But a werewolf. I had high hopes for this one, only to be left disappointed. I was so excited to read what the characters were thinking. While I did enjoy the movie, despite w...