Robin Hood

A 3rd-4th level reader that's well written and exciting for kids. My 6 yr old loved it and it ended up turning into a robinhood movie night for the family. It's one of the things I love about my son reading. If there's something he really loves, it ends up turning into a family event, with all of us......more

Book 1 Traditional Tales I found Robin Hood adapted by Annie Ingle on Librarything.com. It appears that this text is part of a larger curriculum or series called Stepping Stones. Based on the name and my experience reading the text I can infer that this curriculum or series is geared towards younger......more

This is a nice little collection of Robin Hood short stories. The writer has stuck to traditional themes: Robin Hood, a decent man, forced to lead life as an outlaw by a wicked sheriff; Robin Hood leading a band of merry men in the forests of England; Robin and his men helping the poor and defensele......more

For the young Great for young readers. Easy to read. Easy to understand. A good story to introduce Robin Hood to young readers.......more

ordinary life: S.R. Locksley was a young man. Call to Adventure: He was framed for killing someone and he was made an outlaw and he changed his name to Robin Hood. meeting with the mentor/highlights of helpers: He made lots of new friends and helpers. Road of Trials: They went on many advisers toget......more