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    <subfield code="a">Illustrated Classics for Children - The Adventures of Robin Hood</subfield>
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    <subfield code="a">Robin Hood is a common character in English folktales.  It is believed that he lived with his band of seven scores in the Sherwood Forest.         American illustrator and writer Howard Pyle took a number of Robin Hood tales and legends and modified them to make them suitable for young readers.  He compiled those tales into The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood.  Popular for robbing the rich and helping the poor, Robin Hood has been ruling the hearts of people since ages.         Here is a collection of a few commonly narrated tales of the hero that will surely prove worthy of an enjoyable reading experience.</subfield>
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