Michael Morpurgo’s wonderful storytelling and Jim Broadbent’s compelling performance combine to tell this true story against the epic backdrop of World War Two. Francis Cammaerts, Jim Broadbent and Michael Morpurgo happen to be all part of the same family so this production is a very special collaboration bringing family members’ voices to life.
A collection of Michael Morpurgo’s best-loved stories, brought together in this beautiful gift set. The perfect present for any child aged 8+.
Three thrilling, moving and heart-lifting novels set against the backdrop of World War II. By master storyteller Michael Morpurgo – award-winning former Children’s Laureate and author of War Horse.
All three stories are illustrated by the hugely talented and award-winning, Michael Foreman.
Three unforgettable life-affirming journeys from the nation’s favourite storyteller to capture your heart.
Three beautiful tales for all feline-lovers told by the nation’s favourite storyteller including wartime kittens and African lion cubs.
Tales from the nation’s favourite storyteller about man’s best friend who will do anything to protect their loving owners.
Three outstanding novels by the nation’s favourite storyteller that depict unforgettable experiences of WWI.
Six best-loved novels on the theme of war by the nation’s favourite storyteller and award-winning author of ‘War Horse’, brought together in this ebook collection.
A perfect introduction to Michael Morpurgo’s enthralling stories for new readers and a classic collection for fans.
Laura Perryman’s family has always lived on Bryher. But the tough lifestyle is about to get tougher…
At the outbreak of World War One, Joey, young Albert’s beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry and shipped to France. He’s soon caught up in enemy fire, and fate takes him on an extraordinary odyssey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone in no man’s land.
Classic fables are told with a twist by the wonderful children’s author Michael Morpurgo. Read by Harry Man.
What would it have been like to grow up in the Medieval world, or during the English Civil War? Or, perhaps, during the Victorian era or World War II?
