Robin Hood - Level B1 - Global Graded Stories with Videos

Robin Hood - Level B1 - Global Graded Stories with Videos

A series of classic stories designed specifically for English learners. These stories have been adapted by expert ELT authors, ensuring that the language level is carefully graded to match the learners’ abilities.

Each title includes:
• Beautifully illustrated scenes for every chapter.
• Carefully graded levels, from Elementary to Upper Intermediate (A2 to B2), ensuring learners have material suited to their ability.
• Video narrations to help learners improve comprehension and fluency.
• Reading comprehension questions to reinforce understanding.
• Vocabulary revision exercises for practice.
• Glossaries in simple English for easy reference.

About the story

The legend of Robin Hood is one of England’s most famous tales, and it has been told and retold for hundreds of years. Robin Hood was a legendary outlaw who lived in Sherwood Forest, near Nottingham, during the Middle Ages. According to the stories, he was skilled with a bow and arrow and was known for his bravery and kindness. Robin Hood is famous for stealing from the rich to give to the poor, fighting against injustice, and standing up for the common people who were often oppressed by greedy nobles and corrupt officials.

Although Robin Hood is a legendary figure, his stories may have been inspired by real people. Over the years, different versions of the legend have been created, with each storyteller adding new details to make the tales more exciting. Robin Hood’s main enemies in the stories include the Sheriff of Nottingham, who tries to catch him and end his outlaw life, and the powerful Prince John, who taxes the people heavily. Despite these challenges, Robin Hood and his band of loyal followers, known as the Merry Men, continue their fight for justice and freedom.

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