Little Red Rodent Hood (Hamster Princess N 6)

Princess Harriet Hamsterbone is not skipping through the woods with a basket of muffins. Nope—she’s on a mission to rescue a village terrorized by… a wolf? Wait, wolves don’t usually wear floral bonnets or quote poetry. But when a fuzzy menace starts demanding baked goods (and bad puns), Harriet charges in, battle quail Mumfrey in tow.

This isn’t your average fairy tale. Soon, Harriet uncovers a twist even weirder than a wolf with a knitting hobby: a mysterious “Red Rodent Hood” lurking in the forest. Is this furry vigilante a hero, a villain, or just really into capes? With her signature chaos energy, Harriet dives snout-first into a showdown involving suspiciously good cookies, a granny with secrets, and a wolf who’s more drama queen than big bad.

Ursula Vernon’s sixth Hamster Princess romp is a laugh-out-loud riff on Little Red Riding Hood, packed with doodles, absurdity, and Harriet’s unshakable “I’ll handle this myself” grit. Perfect for fans of fractured fairy tales, sassy heroines, and stories where the real villain might just be… carbs.

Short Description:
Harriet tackles a poetry-spouting wolf, a cookie-obsessed village, and a mystery vigilante in this Little Red Riding Hood remix! With chaos, quips, and zero patience for capes, she’s out to prove even fluffy heroes can save the day. 🐺🧺🐹

(Ages 8-12—for fans of puns, pastry-related peril, and princesses who punch first, ask questions later.)

PS No baskets (or grannies) were harmed… probably.