I love Robin Hood lore (I took a whole class on just Robin Hood in college) and I was pleased to see that this book held true to much of the mythos. I really liked the gender swap idea, and the characters were fun. Mild spoiler, there are two female characters who dress as men, but I didn't put this on my lgbtq shelf because both were dressing as men to survive not as an expression of themselves which made sense in the context of the historical setting but was still a little bit of a letdown. I love how sassy Robin is and I love that she is open about sex throughout the story. I loved the focus on female friendships and female empowerment. Overall it was a cute read.