Farm Boy: The Sequel to War Horse - Michael Morpurgo Reviews
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Newest Review: ... disappointed as quite a lot of the book is taken up by pictures illustrated by Michael foreman even though they are very good ... more
... I would like a little more text.
War Horse was published in 1982 people didn't think much about it because they still didn't like to talk about war although it was runner up for the Whitbread book award in 1982 it begins at the start of world war one and follows the breathtaking story of Joey (Albert's horse) as he travels across France.
Farm boy however is about Albert's son and Albert's great grandson the plot of the story is that Albert's great grandson is teaching Albert's son to write then eventually he write...more
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Customer Farm Boy: The Sequel to War Horse - Michael Morpurgo Reviews (1)
by - written on 14/04/12, updated on 15/04/12 (Somewhat useful, 14 readings)
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After I had been to see the London stage production and watching the gripping film war horse I was looking forward to the sequel (some people say sequels aren't as good as the first books and I am sorry to say they are right) Farm Boy but was a little disappointed as quite a lot of the book is taken up by pictures illustrated by Michael foreman even though they are very good I would like a little more text. War Horse was published in 1982 people didn't think much about it because they still didn't like to talk about war although it was runner up for the Whitbread book award in 1982 it begins at the start of world war one and follows the breathtaking story of ... Read the complete review
