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his wife Clare live in Devon and set up Farms for City Children, a charity that enables 3,000 children every year to spend a week living and working in the
countryside. As a result of foot-and-mouth disease, the charity closed its farms, but was able to open them again after the epidemic was over.
     
    ‘A master of his art . . . able to react to a tremendous individual emotional shock with a focus which has created a lasting impression in this moving fiction’
    School Librarian
    ‘A moving and thought-provoking novel . . . moving but delicately written... this book deserves to be read by adults and children alike’
    Glasgow Herald
    ‘A heartfelt novel of rural life . . . this book will stand as a testimony to the troubled times that so many have faced’
    Manchester Evening News
    ‘A hard-hitting . . . heartfelt account’
    Times Educational Supplement
    ‘The changing nuances in Becky’s voice come across so vividly and the interplay between her, her parents and her adored animals with such economy of style –
but without any diminution of emotional impact’
    Irish Times
    ‘Here is insight we can all feel, without the obscuring clouds of rights and wrongs, petty or political’
    School Librarian

Also by Michael Morpurgo
    Alone on a Wide Wide Sea
    The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips
    Arthur, High King of Britain
    Billy the Kid
    Born to Run
    The Butterfly Lion
    Cool!
    The Dancing Bear
    Dear Olly
    An Elephant in the Garden
    Escape from Shangri-La
    Farm Boy
    Friend or Foe
    From Hearabout Hill
    The Ghost of Grania O’Malley
    Kaspar: Prince of Cats
    Kensuke’s Kingdom
    King of the Cloud Forests
    Little Foxes
    Long Way Home
    The Marble Crusher
    Mr Nobody’s Eyes
    My Friend Walter
    The Nine Lives of Montezuma
    Private Peaceful
    Running Wild
    Shadow
    Tom’s Sausage Lion
    Toro! Toro!
    Twist of Gold
    Waiting for Anya
    War
    War Horse
    The War of Jenkins’ Ear
    The White Horse of Zennor
    Why the Whales Came
    The Wreck of the Zanzibar

 

    First published in the UK 2001 by Macmillan Children’s Books
    This edition published 2012 by Macmillan Children’s Books
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