| Weight | 0.13 kg |
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| Dimensions | 54.7 × 21.59 × 13.9 cm |
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Robin Hood: Madhuban Edition
Rs. 435.00
One of the best-loved outlaws of all time, Robin Hood lived in the Sherwood Forest with his band of ‘Merry Men’—robbing the rich to give to the poor. An exceptionally skilled archer, Robin Hood led his loyal band of outlaws through incredible adventures. This book recounts their impossible acts of bravery, their crazy encounters — some of them so hilarious that you’ll be in splits!
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