Tales from the Hood

I mainly like this book because by now, I have invested so much in the individual characters that I like to hear what happens next, no matter how poorly delivered. I enjoyed the twist on the Little Red Riding Hood tale, which includes the origins of the Big Bad Wolf. And I love the quirky little com......more

I read this one last week and finally we get some uplift.At the end of the last book members of the Scarlet Hand had made themselves known to the Grimms. Some of them are shocking suprizes because the Grimms had thought them friends.Mr. Canis is in jail and goes on trial for his life for the murder......more

In book 6 of the Sisters Grimm books the psychotic Little Red Riding Hood (Red) is back, hence the play on words of the title. In Buckley's great world where fairytale characters are real people known as Everafters there is a town called Ferryport Landing. The Grimm family, last descendants of the f......more

I can see why this was my favorite when I was a kid. The Big Bad Wolf’s trial is fascinating, if a bit frustrating, and there are some great Sabrina/Puck moments. I had forgotten what actually happened with Red Riding Hood and was discovering it along with the characters. Such a great reveal. Of cou......more

The sisters have to crack a centuries' old case in order to save a friend's life. Mad Hatters and merry men. Reluctant witnesses and rampant rosebushes. Growing pains and Goldilocks. I appreciate the complexity and character growth in this series. Sabrina isn't always right and she isn't always wron......more