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Robin Hood, Book 1: The Men in Green

Robin Hood — Libro 1: Los hombres de verde

One flying arrow costs an eighteen-year-old boy his home, his name, and his place in the world — and gives him an outlaw band instead.

Retold from the old English ballads and Howard Pyle's 1883 classic, for Level 1. A young archer named Robin becomes an outlaw after one bad afternoon on the road to Nottingham, and the forest of Sherwood slowly fills with men who have nowhere else to go.

10 chapters · 6,254 words

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