Wolf's Belly
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The artwork is gorgeous and the story is fantastic. So many interwoven fables/fairy tales are present, and the messaging is perfect without being heavy-handed!
Description
An engaging and surprising retelling of Little Red Riding Hood that follows Lu (aka Little Red) and her grandmother into the wolf’s belly—a magical dimension home to all the wolf has ever eaten. Perfect for fans of LIGHTFALL and THIS WAS OUR PACT.
You may think you know the story.
Little Red Riding Hood is swallowed by a wolf, and later rescued by a kindly Woodcutter.
But that’s not what really happened.
For starters, her name was Lu. The daughter of two brave adventurers, she wasn’t headed to Grandmother’s house. She was looking for glory.
She was hunting the Wolf.
Swallowed by the beast, Lu finds herself trapped in Wolf’s Belly, a magical dimension holding all the things the wolf has eaten. To escape, she must win over and unite the other fairytale survivors, including a stubborn Knight and the fourth Little Pig.
Adventure awaits, and danger! Can Lu unlock the secrets of this strange realm before the Wolf devours her village?
Praise for Wolf's Belly
Indie Next Selection
★ "[A] standout graphic novel that’s distinguished by its ability to maintain an optimistic tone as it cleverly probes common morality tales. Hope springs eternal in this perceptive fairy tale." -Publishers Weekly, starred review
★ "[The] heart is where it’s at in this tale, because its characters are as satisfyingly and delightfully surprising in their nuances as its world." -Booklist, starred review
★ "A confluence of fractured fairy tales so inventive and beautiful, readers will feel like they’ve been transported to an entirely new once-upon-a-time world in which they are spellbound from opening scene to the end." -School Library Journal, starred review
"A creative, layered tale that invites multiple reads." -Kirkus
"This clever, multilayered graphic novel reimagines “Little Red Riding Hood” through a fractured-fairy-tale lens... August balances humor and thematic depth, offering a literal and metaphorical exploration of being “in the belly of the beast.”" -Horn Book
