Synopsis
Step into the legendary world of Sherwood Forest with Stories of Robin Hood Told to Children, H. E. Marshall’s beloved retelling of England’s most enduring folk hero. Written with warmth, clarity, and a sense of adventure perfect for young readers, this classic collection brings Robin Hood and his Merry Men to life in a way that is both exciting and accessible.
Follow Robin as he outwits greedy sheriffs, defends the poor, and upholds justice with courage and good humor. Along the way, you’ll meet familiar companions—Little John, Friar Tuck, Maid Marian, and Will Scarlet—each playing a heroic part in these timeless tales of bravery, loyalty, and clever trickery.
Perfect for reading aloud or exploring independently, Marshall’s storytelling captures the magic of medieval England while teaching enduring lessons about fairness, friendship, and standing up for what is right. Ideal for young adventurers, family story time, or anyone who loves classic folklore, this edition introduces children to one of the greatest heroes of all time.
A delightful gateway into the Robin Hood legend, this retelling preserves the spirit of the original tales while making them wonderfully engaging for a new generation.
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About the Author
A widely read author of history books for children a century ago, Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall is now enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Her most famous work, Our Island Story, A History of England for Boys and Girls, was first published in 1905, followed quickly by Scotland's Story in 1906 and Our Empire Story in 1908. She also authored A History of France, A History of Germany, This Country of Ours, and English Literature for Boys and Girls. In addition, she penned The Story of Napoleon and The Story of Cromwell for the "Children's Heroes" series and contributed several volumes to the highly acclaimed "Told to the Children" series.
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