Rowan Hood Books in Order
Rowan Hood is a series of 5 books written by Nancy Connor Springer.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Rowan Hood books in publication order
5 books
Rowan Hood: Outlaw Girl of Sherwood Forest
by Nancy Connor Springer
2001
After her mother is murdered, thirteen-year-old Rowan disguises herself as a boy and seeks the father she has never met, Robin Hood. A growing band of young companions helps her face the dangers of Sherwood Forest.
Lionclaw
by Nancy Connor Springer
2002
Gentle Lionel has found refuge with Rowan’s young outlaws after rejecting his warrior father’s demands. When his father encounters him among Robin Hood’s followers, renewed hostility threatens the band and tests Lionel’s understanding of courage.
Outlaw Princess of Sherwood
by Nancy Connor Springer
2003
Etty has escaped an arranged marriage and found happiness with Rowan Hood’s band. Her father arrives determined to reclaim her, using her captive mother as bait and forcing the young outlaws into a battle of resolve and ingenuity.
Wild Boy
by Nancy Connor Springer
2004
Rook dreams of avenging the father killed by the Sheriff of Nottingham. Finding the sheriff’s son caught in a mantrap gives him an unexpected opportunity, forcing him to confront the conflict between his grief, hatred, and compassion.
Rowan Hood Returns
by Nancy Connor Springer
2005
Rowan finally learns the names of the four men who murdered her mother and sets out with her friends to find them. Pursuing revenge threatens the healing gifts and woodland connections that have become central to her life.
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