World Literature Classics -- Robin Hood the Outlaw

Author: Howard Pyle, Zhao Xinping, Liu Zhenjun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Robin Hood is a legendary hero in many British folk tales. His legend is widely known, with its intricate plot and vivid characters, making this medieval story a timeless classic! According to legend, Robin Hood lived in England over 600 years ago. Originally of noble birth, he was pursued after killing the king's deer and fled to the forests. There, he befriended a group of like-minded companions and became the leader of the outlaws after winning the archery championship of Nottinghamshire. At the same time, Robin Hood also won the heart of Miss Marian. Robin Hood and his band of outlaws robbed the rich to help the poor, with a brave and righteous spirit, daring to fight against injustice and corrupt officials. Together, they helped the minstrel Bardsley reclaim his love, Helen, and held a grand wedding for them. However, this wedding reminded Robin Hood of Miss Marian. With the queen's approval, Robin Hood and Miss Marian finally came together. Meanwhile, Robin Hood and his outlaws, due to their outstanding skills, won the archery competition against the king's guards, earning the king's admiration and amnesty, and gaining absolute freedom. Later, Robin Hood and his friends accompanied the king on multiple military campaigns, contributing greatly to the nation. The newly released "Illustrated and Phonetically Annotated Classic World Literature Series for Children" is a collection of books meticulously compiled and illustrated, specially dedicated to young readers. Its picture-rich format and standard phonetic annotations compliant with primary school teaching norms fully meet the reading needs of elementary school students.