Pretty Salma: A Little Red Riding Hood Story from Africa by Niki Daly (2007)-Folklore 
 This version of the Little Red Riding Hood tale is set in Africa. Pretty Salma gets dressed up to go to the market for her grandmother. She "puts on her blue scarf, her stripy ntama, her pretty white beads, and her yellow sandals (Parents Choice)." When leaving the market she crosses into the wild side of town and meets Mr. Dog. He follows her and tricks her into giving him her articles of clothing and attempting to teach him her favorite song. He rushes to Pretty Salma's house and tries to trick her Grandmother into thinking he is Salma. He is given away when he barks instead of sings. He is then scared off by Salma, her grandfather, and friend dressed in various costumes (Ananasi and Ka Ka Motobi: The bogyman). 
 Themes:Overcoming obstacles, learning from mistakes, trickery 
 Teaching options: Teachers or Librarians this book and other versions of Little Red Riding Hood to compare art from other countries, talk about morals, show cause and effect, and discuss other cultures.