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★★★★½My first exposure to the legend of Robin Hood, as I suspect is true for a good number of people, was of the "Every town has its ups and downs..." variety where Robin is portrayed by a very dashing... er... fox, literally. Since then, I've always loved the Robin Hood stories. There's just someth...
I have a lot of other books I should be reviewing that I read WAY before Scarlet, but we're going to call this my nod to Fairy Tale Fortnight (though I may do other actual fairy tale retelling reviews later on) which I would link you to but I'm trying to do this fast, but it's hosted by The Book Rat...
I do love Robin Hood retellings and I love when a tough female character is involved, so I thought this would be right up my alley. Unfortunately, my biggest problem with the book was the characters. I found most of the main characters Rob, John, and Scarlet infuriating. Rob had the potential to ...
Scarlet is one fabulous book. It's a wonderful reimagining that has the feel as if it's its own unique story. These are not your normal Robin Hood characters and I dare you not to adore them.Will Scarlet to the people, Scarlet to the rest of the gang, is one badass girl. She is brave, strong, loy...
Read This Review & More Like It On My Blog!3.75 out of 5 stars.The famous "Will Scarlet" as a girl - I was hooked from the moment I read the synopsis alone on GoodReads. There's a lot to enjoy in this rather short foray into the woods of Sherwood and the realm of the Lionheart, like an enveloping at...
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