Goldilocks And Little Red Alike

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Growing up I loved reading short stories. Two of my favorites were “Little Red Ridding Hood” and “Goldilocks”. These two stories are my personal favorites and I see them as the best until this day. The two stories have many similarities and differences. Both of the main characters are very brave and have a wild imagination. These two girls has many differences also. For instance, a word that can describe Goldi would be disrespectful or rude while a word to describe Little Red would be obedient or well disciplined. The two stories are my favorites because they link but have many differences meaning they have many similarities but at the same time has many differences. The girls Little Red and Goldi has many similarities and differences.

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