(3.5 stars; I round up) 
 Based on the title and cover, I had been expecting something more along the lines of Little Red Riding Hood. And I guess it technically did hit some of the main parts of the fairy tale (most obviously the "Grandma, what big teeth you have" bit). This book is the most removed from the fairy tale it's supposed to retell out of the three books. However, that's not necessarily a bad thing. The story stood on its own without it. 
 I initially didn't like that it was bringing back the plot of the first book, though, and leaned heavily on it. However, I liked the ending, which made up for my doubts. I do still wish this book had a different villain of its own though, the way 
 Princess of Glass 
 did. And though this book wrapped up things with the King of the Under Stone, I never got the feeling that the world itself was complete or anything. I could see plenty of spinoffs or one shot novels set in this world.