The Adventures of Robin Hood by Roger Lancelyn
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The Adventures of Robin Hood by Roger Lancelyn Green is a 1956 retelling of the classic English outlaw legend. Green, a respected children's literature scholar, drew from medieval ballads and folk sources to craft a narrative that balances action with character development, presenting Robin as a figure of wit and principle rather than mere derring-do.
The novel follows Robin's exploits in Sherwood Forest - from his initial conflict with the Norman authorities to his famous encounters with the Sheriff of Nottingham, King Richard, and his band of Merry Men. Green's prose captures the atmosphere of medieval England while maintaining accessibility for modern readers. The storytelling weaves together adventure, humor, and a persistent tension between loyalty and rebellion that gives the legend its enduring appeal.
This edition brings a seminal literary adaptation to readers seeking a well-researched, character-driven version of Robin Hood. Available with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan, and shipped nationwide.
- Author: Roger Lancelyn Green
- Published: 1956
- Genre: Classic Fiction
- Setting: Medieval England, Sherwood Forest
