by Elsa Watson
Although I had read reviews suggesting Marian might be too much the helpless damsel, the book started off well. Within the confines allowed her by medieval society, Marian does an impressive job taking control of her fate. The writing was beautiful throughout and the elegant language felt like the r...
It was a good easy read, not really too many plot twists or surprises.
Picked up this book because of the beautiful cover and ROBIN HOOD! I have to say, the book design is lovely. It's credited to Lauren Dong, and I think she deserves a credit here too. Not just the cover, but the lovely flowers inside, even the typesetting is nice.However, the story... well, I really,...
It is always fun to visit the world of the Robin Hood legend and this was an okay bisecting story. I say it is a bissecting tale because it is not exactly the story of Robin Hoods through the eyes of Marian, it is the story of Marian which happens to include Robin Hood. Telling the story in 1st per...
Robin Hood is my absolute favorite legend of all time, but somehow nobody ever manages to match my idea of him. Far too many insist on making him gritty and morally ambiguous and useless, whereas I see him as a very smart, very righteous man with a great sense of humor. The POINT of Robin Hood is ...
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