About This Book
Reach for this book when your teen is grappling with questions of systemic unfairness or feeling a fierce need for independence from restrictive family expectations. It is a powerful choice for young readers who find themselves questioning the 'status quo' and looking for models of ethical leadership and community building. This feminist reimagining of Robin Hood follows Sylvie as she flees the tyranny of her brother to establish a sanctuary in the woods. The story explores the complexities of justice, the weight of responsibility, and the courage it takes to protect the vulnerable. It is emotionally resonant for ages 12 and up, offering a mature look at how one person can spark a movement for change while maintaining their own integrity.
