About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is navigating a major shift in identity or discovering that their family history is far more complex than they were led to believe. It is a perfect fit for a child transitioning from a sheltered environment into a world where they must advocate for themselves and others. The story follows Isabelle, a young woman raised in a quiet convent who suddenly learns she is the daughter of Robin Hood. Forced to flee the King's soldiers, she must find her legendary father and join his band of outlaws to survive. This historical adventure explores deep themes of self-confidence, the weight of legacy, and the definition of justice. While it contains high-stakes action and peril, the focus remains on Isabelle's internal growth from a timid girl to a capable leader. It is an empowering choice for readers aged 12 and up who enjoy strong female protagonists and reimagined folklore.
