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Miami's 'Digital Red' Updates Little Red Riding Hood for Modern Times

Kimberly Delude's 'Digital Red' reimagines Little Red Riding Hood for a modern, tech-savvy audience. The book is now available in local bookstores.

10/10/2026 · Miami-Dade County edition

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Miami-Dade County readers can now find Kimberly Delude’s latest Modern Fairy-Tale installment, Digital Red, in local bookstores. The book reimagines the classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood through a contemporary, tech-savvy lens.

In Digital Red, the protagonist trades her familiar red cloak for constant smartphone connection. The story follows her journey to her grandmother’s house, a path now filled with texting, selfies and social media updates. The narrative takes modern twists, potentially leading her through areas like Wynwood or Bayside Marketplace.

A new online "friend" enters Red’s life, exploring the complexities of digital relationships and online interactions.

Digital Red is the third book in Delude’s Modern Fairy-Tale series, following Willa the Werewolf and Curlilocks & the Three Hares, which also offer creative updates to classic stories.

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