The Outlaws of Sherwood - Tapa blanda

"Takes us back to those wonderful first meetings between Robin Hood and his followers. So strong is the power of this story that it catches us all over again...[McKinley] richly restores the textures that time has worn to bare narrative threads." -The New York Times

"In the tradition of T.H. White's reincarnation of King Arthur, a novel that brings Robin Hood...delightfully to life!" -Kirkus Reviews

"McKinley's taken the familiar high adventures and retold them with her unique talent...There's plenty of action, but in this retelling, as in her first brilliant book Beauty, McKinley makes what was familiar and comfortable new and shining...[A] glorious romance." -St. Petersburg Times

"Praiseworthy." -The Washington Post

"A great read." -Chicago Tribune

"Enriched with entrancing details of life in the forest, graced with a neat pair of satisfying love stories, and culminating in a couple of rousing battles, McKinley's Robin should be delighting readers for years to come." -Kirkus Reviews

The Newbery Medal-winning author of The Hero and the Crown retells the adventures of Robin Hood and an unusual band of outlaws who live in Sherwood Forest in thirteenth-century England. Reprint.