Television tie-in

Robin of Sherwood: The Hooded Man

By Anthony Horowitz · 1986 · Adventure · television tie-in · Children and general readers

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Spoiler-free summary

Three stories based on the television series, written with its creator Richard Carpenter.

The locations established in the book's spoiler-light premise, without revealing its later turns. The pleasure lies in identity and danger, shaped by a self-contained narrative organised around one escalating central problem..

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Can I start here?

Yes. The book or collection is designed to be approached without a required earlier volume.

What makes it different

The pleasure is seeing television episodes translated back into brisk prose while retaining the series' earthy, mystical atmosphere.

Setting

The locations established in the book's spoiler-light premise, without revealing its later turns.

Content guidance

Peril and themes appropriate to the readership guidance above; consult the publisher edition for any title-specific advisory.

Why fans love itThe pleasure is seeing television episodes translated back into brisk prose while retaining the series' earthy, mystical atmosphere.

Title & retitling history

This book is listed as Robin of Sherwood: The Hooded Man; no alternative title is included in the linked sources.

Collaborators, illustrators & adaptors

  • Based on television work created by Richard Carpenter

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Continuity

This book does not require knowledge of a numbered series.

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Sources

Library catalogue: WorldCat library records — Robin of Sherwood: The Hooded Man ↗