Lon Po Po: A Red Riding Hood Story from China (Ed Young)

Summary: On their grandmother's birthday, three children are left at home when their mother goes to visit her.  Little do they know that a hungry wolf is waiting for her to leave.  He disguises himself as an old woman and knocks on the door.

Won't they let their grandmother in?  The eldest daughter, Shang, is fooled.  She opens the door.  The little ones are so happy to see their Po Po.  And Po Po is happy to see them; they're so sweet and plump.  

One thing is the same throughout the world: A big bad wolf is a big bad wolf.  But he's never a match for a clever girl with a plan, and Po Po won't know what hit her in this exciting Red Riding Hood story.  (from scholastic.com)

Where can I find it?: Boston Public Library: Adams Street, Brighton, Codman Square, Connolly, Copley, East Boston, Egleston Square, Faneuil, Fields Corner, Grove Hall, Honan-Allston, Jamaica Plain, Lower Mills, Mattapan, North End, Roslindale, South Boston, South End, Uphams Corner, West End, and West Roxbury branches.

Tags: China; Folklore; Wolves; Little Red Riding Hood (Tale); Tricksters; Brothers and sisters; Good and evil; Grandmothers; Caldecott Medal