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Scholastic Paperbacks (2001), Mass Market Paperback, 128 pages
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Ten adventures of the legendary outlaw who, with his band, vowed to bring woe to both the greed rich and those without mercy, and to help the innocent and good-hearted.
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1503-158
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LibraryThing member BriannaCrawford
Robin Hood is the story of a guy that "steals from the rich and gives to the needy." The king does not not like Robin Hood for that reason. Robin hood does not like the king because he is taking to mouch tax money from the poor citizens. He literally takes everything they have. Eventually he is
I love Robin Hood. Not only does it have a good story line but I think that it teaches good morals too. It is a classic that I think all adults and kids should read. Plus, a good hero story can always make my day.
I think that Robin Hood could ne used in a classroom to teach students that nothing could can come from being greedy but a lot can come from trying to help others. I think it could also show them how times really were different in the past, and that it really is part of history.
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able to conquer the king and is a hero!I love Robin Hood. Not only does it have a good story line but I think that it teaches good morals too. It is a classic that I think all adults and kids should read. Plus, a good hero story can always make my day.
I think that Robin Hood could ne used in a classroom to teach students that nothing could can come from being greedy but a lot can come from trying to help others. I think it could also show them how times really were different in the past, and that it really is part of history.
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1968
Physical description
128 p.; 7.88 inches
ISBN
0439236398 / 9780439236393