Robin Hood Books

This book is not exactly one of my favorites. It is a good action book, (If you have the patience!). It is not a real story, but many stories put together. It begins telling how Robin Hood became an outlaw. He shot the king's royal deer and (accidentally) shot the sheriff's kin. He ran and never got caught but always got close. He soon met the famous Little John. Too bad Little John wanted to fight. It was a hard fight but soon Robin decided to ask him to join his merry men. Little John accepted, just like many others were soon to do. Including Robin's missing nephew, Will Scarlet. The big part is that he helped a sorrowed minstrel and knight at the same time. This part is big because it takes up 5 chapters! In the epilogue, the castle gets under attack and Robin saved the king by taking the arrow. Robin lived to see that the castle was safe and before he died, he shot his last arrow. Like I said, I didn't like this book. It was too long for the same things just to keep happening over and over again. In other words, I didn't like it because it is too long. (Plus they talk funny!) This is my review of The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood.