Synopsis:
Robin Hood Aged 10¾ reimagines the legendary outlaw as a sharp-witted schoolboy with a talent for bending the rules when fairness is at stake. Set in a modern-day primary school, the story follows Robin as he takes on bullies, unfair teachers, and playground injustice with clever schemes and a strong sense of right and wrong. With the help of his loyal friends, Robin redistributes snacks, coins, and small victories to those who need them most, all while trying to avoid getting caught. The book blends humor, heart, and classic heroism in a way that feels fresh and relatable, showing young readers that standing up for others doesn’t require swords and arrows—just courage, creativity, and kindness.

About the Author:
Ben Miller is a British author, actor, and comedian widely known for his work in television, film, and children’s literature. As a writer, he has built a strong reputation for creating stories that combine fast-paced adventure with laugh-out-loud humor and emotional warmth. His children’s books often place classic ideas or genres into modern settings, making them instantly accessible and engaging for younger readers. Miller’s storytelling is praised for its clarity, imagination, and ability to connect with children through relatable characters and playful language, establishing him as a popular and trusted voice in contemporary children’s fiction.