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Original Title:	Red Rider's Hood
ISBN:	0142406783 (ISBN13: 9780142406786)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dark Fusion #2

Red Rider's Hood (Dark Fusion #2) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 181 pages

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Title	:	Red Rider's Hood (Dark Fusion #2)
Author	:	Neal Shusterman
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 181 pages
Published	:	August 3rd 2006 by Speak (first published October 20th 2005)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Retellings. Shapeshifters. Werewolves. Teen. Fairy Tales. Urban Fantasy

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In this second entry in Neal Shusterman's Dark Fusion series, he twists the familiar fairy tale "Red Riding Hood" into a brooding story about a city plagued by gangs. Red, a boy famous for cruising around in a bloodcolored Mustang, takes on the Wolves after they rob his grandmother. He decides to beat them by joining them, to learn their weaknesses. After a while, however, he finds himself drawn to the pack. At the next full moon, will Red take up their murderous ways, or will he take them down? Ingenious twists and turns come fast and furious in this urban thriller.

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Ratings: 3.85 From 794 Users | 80 Reviews

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I was surprised that this was not Shusterman's usual high quality writing. Dread Locks was much better and I am hoping Duckling Ugly is more like his style. Red Rider's Hood felt a bit juvenile, and the characters lacked development and depth.Love Shusterman, didn't love this book.

Traditional Tales - Book 1Red tries to keep himself out of trouble even though he lives in a neighborhood suffering from gang influence and violence. He is known for driving his blood-red muscle car. Once his grandmother becomes the target of his rival and his gang, Red finds himself falling deeper and deeper into the gang life. Shusterman fills his novels with twists and turns that keep you on your feet. I enjoyed the adaptation to "Little Red Riding Hood," and thought that having a male

I love these re-tellings. The first one was about Medusa and this one obviously is Little Red Riding Hood. Only Red is a boy. Loved the wolves and the vampires too. Great book

a. I think this book was written for young teens that like an easy read and like stories with a plot twist. B. gave this book a 5 star rating because it was a very fun read and made me want to read more.C. i thought this book was very interesting the way the author decided to write the plot twist. in my opinion she could have made it a little more easy to change the story. i felt like this book was very fun to read and it kept me turning the pages.D. I believe that the main character learned

Red Rider took his name from his car, a shiny red Mustang he cleaned up and cruises in around his 'hood. But after the Wolves, a local gang, steal his car and terrorize his grandmother, he swears revenge. The Wolves are a gang of werewolves, and he plots to gain their trust even as he sets them up for defeat. But Red likes the Wolves. He likes the idea of them. He's not so sure, after he joins, that he does want to get them all killed.I think the fairy tale angle actually works more against this

"(B)ut when you spend your days with evil, some of it is bound to soak into your clothes, like cigar smoke in a closed room." Red Rider's Hood, P. 91 There's always a deeper theme permeating Neal Shusterman's novels, an underlying message that challenges us in some profound way to examine ourselves and ask if how we're living is in line with what we seem to believe. For Red Rider's Hood, that challenge presents itself as we see Red trying to infiltrate a dangerous neighborhood gang called the

Red Rider's Hood is not your ordinary Red Riding Hood parody.Sure there is a Red Riding Hood, there is a grandma, there is a big bad wolf... but there's a twist!!Red Rider is a boy!!!! Gasp gasp gasp!! I adored that.He is called Red Rider (he never tells us his real name) because of child childhood love for Radio Flyer wagons. He's been called that ever since he can remember. His family mainly calls him RED throughout the story.Red is 16 years old and has outgrown his little red wagon but he has