Little Red Riding Hood Bedtime Story (Gentle + Personalized)

Little Red pulled on the red hood Grandma had sewn, picked up a basket of warm bread and honey, and set off down the path. The woods were kind that evening. A woodpecker tapped a slow song. Ferns nodded as she passed. Halfway there, a shy grey dog padded out from behind a tree and sniffed the basket. "These are for Grandma," said Little Red, "but you may walk with me." So the grey dog did, tail swishing like a happy broom. Grandma's cottage glowed at the end of the path. "What a big smile you have!" said Little Red at the door. "All the better to welcome you," laughed Grandma, and she found a biscuit for the dog, too. They ate warm bread with honey while the kettle hummed. Outside, the woods put themselves to bed — birds first, then breezes, then the last light between the leaves. And Little Red, wrapped in Grandma's quilt, closed her eyes before the honey jar did.