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Robin Hood of Sherwood Forest is a classic retelling of the legend of Robin Hood by Ann McGovern. Summary of the Book Robin of Locksley was on his way to an archery contest when he was tricked into killing one of the King’s deer by two soldiers. He was labelled an outlaw and forced to hide in Sherwood Forest, outside Nottinghamshire. He immediately gained notoriety for stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. With his band of merry men, he constantly pokes fun at the Sheriff of Nottingham and King John. Among his merry men are the unforgettable Little John, the jolly old Friar Tuck and the wandering minstrel Allen-a-Dale. About Ann McGovern Ann McGovern is an American writer known best for her childrens’ books. She has written 55 books for children and 4 books of poetry for adults. She also enjoys travelling around the world.