Robin Hood
'Robin Hood' Summary
This book introduces young Robin as he is learning archery under the watchful eye of Master Hugh Fitzooth, the King's Ranger of the Forest at Locksley. While Robin diligently practices his skills, the reader gains insight into the daily life of a forester and the challenges they face. Dame Fitzooth, Robin's mother, receives word from George of Gamewell, who invites Robin to participate in the upcoming Fair. This sets the stage for a potential journey into the heart of the Robin Hood legend. The excerpt suggests a lighthearted, family-friendly tone, emphasizing the playful nature of childhood and the importance of archery skills in the context of medieval life. While not providing explicit details of Robin's exploits as an outlaw, the excerpt hints at a potential path toward his iconic role as a champion of the poor.Book Details
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