Robin Hood and the Silver Arrow
By James Riordan
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Synopsis
When the Sheriff of Nottingham announces an archery contest with a silver arrow as the prize, he hopes to lure Robin Hood into a trap. Despite the danger, Robin and his Merry Men, disguised to conceal their identities, enter the competition. Robin's exceptional archery skills lead him to victory, but can he and his friends outsmart the Sheriff's men and escape unscathed? This thrilling tale brings the legendary outlaw's cunning and bravery to life.
About the author
James Riordan was a British author who loved writing stories about sports, adventure, and history. He is well known for his book 'The Sniper' and for retelling exciting Russian folktales. James enjoyed sharing tales from around the world that inspire and entertain young readers, making reading a fun adventure for everyone.
Pages
46 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
Published
2000
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