The Adventures of Robin Hood

This was actually a little hard to read because of the English in which it is written. Also, there seemed to be typos within it. I don't think I actually finished all the tales because I found it difficult to read.

"The Adventures of Robin Hood" is a collection of small stories involving Robin Hood doing either bad or good deeds.

My favorite part was when Robin hood shot epic arrows to save or to kill someone. The book is mainly telling you not to be bad but help others.
The book is good. It uses old English so it's slightly hard to understand. Young adults who enjoy heroic adventures should read this book! -- Phillip

This was an easy to read translation with the sole exception of one transcription at the end.
1) who was Will Scathelock? He appears three times with little description of who he was or his deeds.
2) was the party that met Robin at the end supposed to be humorous? Once again will stutely just happens to be nearby with a couple other guys.
3) was everyone's name will? There were way too many
4) David of Doncaster deserves more parts and backstory.

I thought Robin Hood by Howard Pyle was a good book because it showed how smart Robin is. It showed this by how many times he tricked the sheriff. This book show also how nice Robin Hood really was. He would steal from the rich and give to the poor who were always asked for taxes by the sheriff.