The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood (Ad Classic) (Paperback)

from finalcut

This is the first book I've read on my Kindle. I was able to download it for free from Google Books and I'm glad I did. To tell the truth I didn't even know this was a book until I stumbled across it. I guess I should have known better but it just never showed up on my radar before now.The title ...

from Davidgnp

Reading this took me right back to my childhood. I remembered just about every encounter including the first meetings of Robin with Little John, and Robin with Friar Tuck (tremendous fun), the hoodwinking of the Sheriff of Nottingham, and Robin's fight to the death with Guy of Gisborne. There is ...

from SeraphinaC.B4

In the book Robin Hood many short stories are brought together to describe how Robin Hood took from the rich and gave to the poor. One story, "Robin Hood and the Tinker", is like many others in how a rich person is invited to dine in Sherwood Forest. After feasting together and before company lef...

from aethercowboy

The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood try to explain the life of Robin Hood, notorious English outlaw and folk hero, starting from his youth, in which he gets his riches and livelihood yoinked by a mean uncle, to his eventual life of benevolent larceny. Pyle made the effort of compiling the ballads ...

from DinadansFriend

This book and I go back a long way, as I was eight years old at the time we first met, and the book, published in 1883 was only sixty-four. We've both seen more years since then. Pyle's redaction of the major Robin Hood Ballads still holds up well and is still suitable as a child's (or an adult's...