Book details
Robin Hood: (Young Reading Series 2)
Published in
2010
Description
In Rob Lloyd Jones' adaptation of the classic tale, 'Robin Hood' (part of the Young Reading Series 2), the story is retold for young readers in an engaging and accessible way. The book recounts the adventures of Robin Hood, the legendary hero of English folklore who steals from the rich and gives to the poor. Along with his band of Merry Men, Robin Hood fights against the injustice of the Sheriff of Nottingham and assists those oppressed by the sheriff's harsh rule. Set in Sherwood Forest, the story encapsulates various escapades, including archery contests, daring rescues, and acts of clever trickery. Robin Hood's commitment to justice and his clever schemes to outwit his enemies make for an exciting read that also emphasizes the values of bravery, fairness, and the fight against corruption.
Age
5-8
Text complexity
intermediate
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Introduction to Classics: 'Robin Hood' by Rob Lloyd Jones provides a simplified and engaging retelling of the classic English folklore suitable for young readers. This adaptation helps kids understand and appreciate the timeless tale of heroism and adventure.
- Moral Lessons: The story of Robin Hood is filled with moral lessons, such as the importance of sharing with the less fortunate, fighting for justice, and standing against corruption. These themes can help instill valuable life lessons in young readers.
- Language Development: The young reading series is designed to help children improve their vocabulary and reading comprehension skills. As they follow the adventures of Robin Hood and his merry men, they will encounter new words and narrative structures.
- Beautiful Illustrations: Accompanied by colorful and vivid illustrations, this book captivates children's imagination and keeps them engaged. The pictures help bring the story to life, making it easier for young readers to follow the plot and connect with the characters.