This is little red riding hood x the wolfĮxcept the wolf is actually some hybrid guy who lives on the moon and probably doesn't know what cheese is My reviews are pretty much just comedic, they're to make you kind of question the author's logic, so don't take my word for it Otherwise, this book is amazing and I highly recommend this book and series for tweens and teens and adults.Īll the other reviews talk about how amazing it is, go read those first DRINKING/DRUGS: There are several references of drinking, including a hospital diagnosing a man being killed from alcohol poisoning. There are other small kisses, none descriptive at all just a mention that it happened. SEX: While there are no sex scenes or even a mention of it, there is one steamy kiss that is pretty descriptive and some gushy stuff right before. I was fine, but I can't speak for other children. It describes multiple scenes where either someone hears the 'snap of one's neck' or sees a wolf-man lock his jaw around the victims neck' and 'blood gushed out' or many descriptive, gory scenes that really aren't meant for anyone younger than thirteen. VIOLENCE: there is a lot more violence in Scarlet, and there are very descriptive wolf-men and their killings. I never watch anything above PG, and I'm 11, though I handle swearing just fine. LANGUAGE: the H word is mentioned quite a lot in Scarlet, though it's nothing tweens haven't been exposed to already. Although it is a little more mature than Cinder, Scarlet is a great and entertaining book.

Just like Cinder, Scarlet doesn't disappoint.

Scarlet from lunar chronicles