Ebook {Epub PDF} The Sherwood Ring by Elizabeth Marie Pope

The Sherwood Ring, by Elizabeth Marie Pope, is one of the most utterly delightful books it has ever been my privilege to encounter. Such a shame that she only wrote two novels in her lifetime. I loved her other novel, The Perilous Gard, which was a vivid and ethereal novel with life-or-death stakes for the self-conscious but courageous heroine/5(88). The Sherwood Ring by Elizabeth Marie Pope. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, ,  · The Sherwood Ring, written in , is a jewe. About a thousand nostalgic hearts stars for this older YA novel, a delightful mix of exciting Revolutionary War stories and kindly ancestral spirits. Elizabeth Marie Pope wrote only two YA novels, this one and The Perilous Gard/5.

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The Sherwood Ring. $ Author: Elizabeth Marie Pope Series: Fantasy Tag: Best Fantasy Publisher: HMH Books for Young Readers Publication Year: ASIN: The Sherwood Ring by Elizabeth Marie Pope, Evaline Ness (Illustrator) | Editorial Reviews. Paperback $ Elizabeth Marie Pope was an American, Newbury. I'm rather surprised by the seemingly lukewarm reaction to Elizabeth Marie Pope's The Sherwood Ring on goodreads. It isn't a perfect book, sure, but the charms far outweigh minor dragging by time's end. At least it did for me. I related to the belonging nowhere feeling. Pope's only other work, The Perilous Gard, is absolutely perfect in my eyes.