About This Book
This graphic novel adaptation of Outlaw: The Legend of Robin Hood introduces young readers to the classic English folk hero. It vividly portrays Robin Hood and his loyal Merry Men as they defy the tyrannical Sheriff of Nottingham, stealing from the rich to give to the poor during Crusades-era England. The fast-paced narrative and engaging illustrations make this an accessible entry point for children aged 4-11, offering themes of justice, courage, and loyalty. Parents will appreciate the clear depiction of good versus evil and the emphasis on standing up for what is right, all within an exciting historical adventure.
In graphic novel format, presents the adventures of the outlaw hero Robin Hood as he and his band of Merry Men defended the poor against the cruel tyranny of the Sheriff of Nottingham in Crusades-era England.
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Discussion Prompts
1
Why do you think Robin Hood chose to become an outlaw?
2
Do you think it's always right to "rob from the rich to give to the poor"? Why or why not?
3
What qualities make Robin Hood a hero?
4
How do Robin Hood and his Merry Men work together to achieve their goals?
5
Have you ever seen someone treated unfairly? What did you do, or what do you think Robin Hood would do?
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