Girls Walking with Wolves
$29.75
- Hardcover
400 pages
- Release Date
21 December 2026
Summary
Arden Hood, blind since birth, is not afraid of witches. Despite the cautionary tales of evil witches in the forest, every day she walks alone deep into the woods to care for her beloved, ailing grandmother.
One day Arden’s small, simple life is changed by two encounters: a chance meeting with the Queen’s Hunter, who develops an interest in her that she isn’t entirely sure she likes; and being rescued from a wolf attack by a mysterious young woman named Myra, the last witch still livi…
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798890034984 |
|---|---|
| Author: | Jenna Baner |
| Publisher: | Page Street Publishing Co. |
| Imprint: | Page Street YA |
| Format: | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages: | 400 |
| Release Date: | 21 December 2026 |
| Weight: | 454g |
| Dimensions: | 25mm x 140mm x 210mm |
| Audience Age: | 12 |
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Critics Review
“A new take on “Little Red Riding Hood;” fantasy and fairy tale readers will enjoy this witchy twist.” — School Library Journal
“Cerebral and brooding, the novel invites readers to look beyond the source material and poses questions about who gets cast as the villain–and who gets to decide their fate.” –Publishers Weekly
”“Baner seamlessly integrates Arden’s blindness into a story about tensions between different types of personal connections, romantic and platonic” –Kirkus Reviews
“Cozy yet thrilling and utterly magical, a beautiful exploration of identity, independence, and what forms love can take. This is a perfect book for anyone who’s ever thought that not every fairy tale has to end with a kiss.”
–Ann Zhao, author of Dear Wendy
“Girls Walking with Wolves delivers on all the elegant, atmospheric magic that the title promises. A nuanced exploration of different kinds of love for readers eager for more queer fantasy.”
–Amanda Dewitt, author of Aces Wild and Wren Martin Ruins It All
“An exploration of love, danger, and identity, all packed within a Little Red Riding Hood retelling. It also revolves around, quite possibly, my favorite aro-ace protagonist ever, and the disability representation is strong and meaningful. This is a must-read!”
–Madeline Dyer, editor of Being Ace, Being Aro, and These Bodies Ain’t Broken
Jenna Baner
Jenna Baner is a debut author who specializes in character-driven, emotionally wrenching Young Adult and New Adult fiction. She has a particular passion for spotlighting queer, ace-spec, and disabled female characters. Her years of serving as both a judge and participant in writing contests have allowed Jenna to hone her craft while collaborating with fellow authors.
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