The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood

"The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood" by Howard Pyle is a novel set in old England, telling the story of Robin Hood, a famous archer who turns into an outlaw to fight for what’s right. Living in Sherwood Forest with his group of merry men, including Little John and Will Stutely, Robin Hood takes from the wealthy and gives to the needy, standing up against the unfair rule of the Sheriff of Nottingham. The story starts with Robin Hood already a well-known outlaw, loved by the common people for his bravery and kindness. We learn how he became an outlaw after a disagreement during a shooting contest, leading to the creation of his band of merry men. The book shows the fun and friendly spirit of Robin Hood and his crew, hinting at exciting adventures and struggles ahead, all built on the values of being courageous and loyal.