So, Robin Hood was tricked into breaking the law by some jealous deputies, so he goes into hiding and forms a band of outlaws in the forest. He meets a bunch of cool people he likes that all kick ass at fighting, so they all join him. He helps some people out by inviting poor people to hang out too, like a minstrel that he saved from Sir Guy of Gisborne, grade-A asshole. Eventually the Sheriff of Nottingham gets fed up, finds the camp, and attacks Robin Hood with everything he's got. Little John sneaks Robin Hood away so he can come save them later. He does! He fights Guy of Gisborne, then Nottingham, and saves all his bros. They run off to party it up and everything was good. Or Robin Hood dies. There are multiple endings.
In the book, there is a whole section containing key terms and information about the era Robin Hood lived in. The book also contains the original ballads that the story came from. Great read for lessons involving oral history or folktales! ( )

This is a retold story of the famous Robin Hood. It is told of him when he was young, how he became the legend, and about his life.