When the Princess Rescued the Prince - fantasyREADERS

Luckily Little Red Riding Hood was still clutching
the sewing basket. “Grandmother, I've brought your
whole sewing basket! And some cakes and a little bottle
of dandelion wine.”
“First give me my sewing scissors!” said
Grandmother.
Little Red Riding Hood felt around in the basket till
she found the sewing scissors, then handed them to
Grandmother, very carefully, so they would not be
dropped and lost in the dark.
“Ah,” said Grandmother. “That was all I needed.”
And snip, snip, snip, Grandmother cut a hole in the
Wolf's stomach; and she and Little Red Riding Hood
jumped right out.
“Now, old Wolf,” said Grandmother, “You just get
out of my house!” Grandmother picked up the poker, and
Little Red Riding Hood picked up the broom, and
together they chased the Wolf out the door and down the
path and across the field and into the river, and watched
till the current had carried him out of sight.
Then they went back inside the cottage, and
Grandmother washed the poker soot off her hands and
made Little Red Riding Hood wash her hands too.
“So that's that,” Grandmother said. “Now, what kind
of cakes did you bring me?”
MORAL
WOLVES SHOULD ALWAYS
CHEW THEIR FOOD WELL.
The whole story is in ONCE UPON A TIME WHEN THE
PRINCESS RESCUED THE PRINCE: Thirteen Fairy Tales by