Robin of Sherwood

Robin of Sherwood

Michael Morpurgo

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Lost in a dark, strange forest, his father captured and his mother murdered, young Robin is rescued by a motley crew of misfits—the Outcasts. Among them he finds Marion, his most constant friend and the love of his life. As the courageous band of warriors grows ever stronger—joined by the jovial Friar Tuck and the mighty Little John—Robin seeks to unite them all to bring relief and justice to the poor and to punish the evil Sheriff of Nottingham. In collaboration with the celebrated illustrator Michael Foreman, whose art soars from the page, Michael Morpurgo's retelling of the classic story combines contemporary relevance with dramatic excitement from beginning to end.


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    This was an interesting take on the Legend of Robin Hood, but overall it was enjoyable.

    It’s written for children and it’s definitely an easier understanding of the base idea of what the story is of Robin Hood. There was some very interesting changes that at first I wasn’t fond of but then eventually grew to be fine with.

    The story reads quickly and while at times I did find some of the words used in it a bit out of the age range the overall telling did have that child like feel to it.

    The added illustrations were nice as well.

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