
The Outlaws Of Sherwood, Signed by Robin McKinley, 1988
The Outlaws Of Sherwood, Signed by Robin McKinley, 1988
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The Outlaws Of Sherwood (Copyright 1988, Third Printing)
By Robin McKinley
Publisher: Greenwillow Books
Copyright 1988, First Edition, Third Printing
Signed by Author, Robin McKinley
NOTE: This is a discarded book from a school library
NOTE: Inscription on back page -- school address stamp
NOTE: front page has a library card holder
"The Outlaws of Sherwood" offers a fresh and nuanced retelling of the Robin Hood legend, focusing on the complex characters and social dynamics that shaped the familiar story. Robin McKinley crafts a narrative that delves into the perspectives of the outlaws, exploring their motivations, struggles, and the bonds of loyalty that unite them against injustice. The book moves beyond the traditional heroic portrayal of Robin Hood, presenting him and his band as complex individuals navigating a world of political intrigue and personal conflict. McKinley's lyrical prose and her ability to create vivid and emotionally resonant characters bring a new depth to the classic tale, offering a compelling exploration of rebellion, resilience, and the enduring power of hope in the face of tyranny.
Robin McKinley is a highly acclaimed American author, celebrated for her imaginative retellings of classic myths and fairy tales, as well as her original fantasy novels. Her works are characterized by their lyrical prose, strong female protagonists, and profound explorations of human relationships and the natural world. McKinley's achievements include winning the Newbery Honor for "The Hero and the Crown" and the World Fantasy Award for "Deerskin," recognizing her significant contributions to children's and young adult literature. Her ability to infuse familiar stories with fresh perspectives and her talent for crafting compelling narratives have earned her a dedicated following and solidified her place as a master of fantasy literature. Her works continue to resonate with readers of all ages, offering timeless tales of courage, compassion, and the transformative power of storytelling.
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