2015
First Published
3.16
Average Rating
218
Number of Pages
This companion book to the author's highly acclaimed "In a Dark Wood" tells the story of one of the most beloved literary legends of all Little John. Michael Cadnum takes us on a journey through medieval England and deep into the heart of Sherwood Forest. From his humble beginnings as John Tannerson, son of the Tanner, we watch John Little's story unfold as he grows into one of our most beloved heroes of lore—Litte John. The adventure begins on a ferry north of Nottingham. A thwarted attempt to save a man's life forces John into the life of an outlaw. To escape capture, he hides in Sherwood Forest, where he joins Robin Hood and his band of merry men—and the excitement begins.
Avg Rating
3.16
Number of Ratings
76
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Author
Michael Cadnum
Author · 28 books
Michael Cadnum has had a number of jobs over the course of his life, including pick-and-shoveler for the York Archaeological Trust, in York, England, and substitute teacher in Oakland, California, but his true calling is writing. He is the author of thirty-five books, including the National Book Award finalist The Book of the Lion. His Calling Home and Breaking the Fall were both nominated for the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allan Poe Award. He is a former Creative Writing Fellow of the National Endowment for the Arts. Also a poet, he has received several awards, including Poetry Northwest's Helen Bullis Prize and the Owl Creek Book Award. Michael lives in Albany, California, with his wife Sherina.
