` :Expanding the plot summary will be difficult for two reasons: :*There are three volumes to cover. :*The books don't really have a single storyline that is easy to follow. They are mostly collections of stories related in between the adventures of the Sherwood children. Summarizing or even listing all of the those stories would tire the reader out. :Do you have any suggestions? I struggle with this all of the time because most eighteenth-century and early nineteenth-century children's literature doesn't have a ``plot`` per se. I plan on writing a great many more pages on this literature, so I need to find a good solution to the problem. Would changing the heading to ``Structure of the text`` be a good idea? That way, readers would not expect a real plot summary. In the structure section, I could explain that there is no real plot. (I will try to make this clearer in this article.)  |    :I will look for more illustrations. I think only one more would fit comfortably on the page. What about you?  |    :Thank for the review. By the way, I noticed you said the article ``provides reasonable coverage`` of the book. Thank you for being so astute. There is very little scholarship on this book, so I have had to make do with very little material. I cannot really adequately fill out the sections until more articles are published (something I hope to do myself someday). I do not believe that it can reach FA status because of this limitation.  |  `