Full Specification: War Horse: (Movie Cover) (Paperback)
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In 1914, Joey, a pleasing bay-red newborn with a particular cranky on his nose, is sole to a army and bearing into a midst of a fight on a Western Front. With his officer, he charges toward a enemy, witnessing a fear of a battles in France. But even in a gloom of a trenches, Joey's bravery touches a soldiers around him and he is means to find regard and hope. But his heart aches for Albert, a farmer's son he left behind. Will he ever see his loyal master again?
Gr 5-8-Since he was a immature colt, Joey has been desired and cared for by Alber, a immature English plantation boy. At a commencement of Wold War I, Albert's father sells Joey to a captain in a cavalry. The child is ravaged and promises Joey that someday he will find him. Joey practice army life and a catastrophic consequences of a cavalry assign into appurtenance guns. He is restrained as a restrained of fight and becomes a sanatorium ride transport equine for a German army. The he's used by a German soldiers to lift gun carts by a murky trenches. Joey bolts after his crony Topflight dies. He ends adult in no-man's land between a trenches. By a silver toss, he becomes again a skill of a English. Joey is taken to a veterinary sanatorium where he is reunited with Albert. As a soldiers from both sides of a dispute share their thoughts and feelings with Joey, listeners get singular and keen views of World War I. John Keating's' opposite accents are representation ideal as he draws listeners into a story (Scholastic, 1982) by Michael Morpurgo. An glorious choice for fans of chronological fiction.-Samantha Larsen Hastings, Riverton Library, UT (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a unconditionally owned auxiliary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Like Morpurgo's Private Peaceful (2004), this withering World War we novel reveals a accursed massacre of soldiers on all sides fighting opposite people who are only like them. The story is told by an English plantation horse, Joey, and, as in Cynthia Kadahota's Cracker! The Best Dog in Vietnam (2007), a first-person account blends a animal's earthy knowledge with what group say. On a farm, Joey has tighten ties to Albert, who is too immature to join adult when his father initial sells Joey to a army. Charging into conflict underneath machine-gun fire, Joey is restrained by a Germans, who sight him to transport ambulances and guns. His reunion with Albert in conflict is nauseating and contrived, though a outlook brings tighten a ire of a blast guns, a confusion, and a affability of enemies who come together in No Man's Land to save a bleeding horse. Joey's ability to know a denunciation wherever he is--England, France, Germany--reinforces a novel's antiwar message, and a succinct sum pronounce eloquently about peace. Hazel Rochman
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In 1914, Joey, a pleasing bay-red newborn with a particular cranky on his nose, is sole to a army and bearing into a midst of a fight on a Western Front. With his officer, he charges toward a enemy, witnessing a fear of a battles in France. But even in a gloom of a trenches, Joey's bravery touches a soldiers around him and he is means to find regard and hope. But his heart aches for Albert, a farmer's son he left behind. Will he ever see his loyal master again?
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1217 in Books
- Published on: 2011-11-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .55" h x 6.56" w x 8.00" l, .40 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 192 pages
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From School Library Journal
Gr 5-8-Since he was a immature colt, Joey has been desired and cared for by Alber, a immature English plantation boy. At a commencement of Wold War I, Albert's father sells Joey to a captain in a cavalry. The child is ravaged and promises Joey that someday he will find him. Joey practice army life and a catastrophic consequences of a cavalry assign into appurtenance guns. He is restrained as a restrained of fight and becomes a sanatorium ride transport equine for a German army. The he's used by a German soldiers to lift gun carts by a murky trenches. Joey bolts after his crony Topflight dies. He ends adult in no-man's land between a trenches. By a silver toss, he becomes again a skill of a English. Joey is taken to a veterinary sanatorium where he is reunited with Albert. As a soldiers from both sides of a dispute share their thoughts and feelings with Joey, listeners get singular and keen views of World War I. John Keating's' opposite accents are representation ideal as he draws listeners into a story (Scholastic, 1982) by Michael Morpurgo. An glorious choice for fans of chronological fiction.-Samantha Larsen Hastings, Riverton Library, UT (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a unconditionally owned auxiliary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
From Booklist
Like Morpurgo's Private Peaceful (2004), this withering World War we novel reveals a accursed massacre of soldiers on all sides fighting opposite people who are only like them. The story is told by an English plantation horse, Joey, and, as in Cynthia Kadahota's Cracker! The Best Dog in Vietnam (2007), a first-person account blends a animal's earthy knowledge with what group say. On a farm, Joey has tighten ties to Albert, who is too immature to join adult when his father initial sells Joey to a army. Charging into conflict underneath machine-gun fire, Joey is restrained by a Germans, who sight him to transport ambulances and guns. His reunion with Albert in conflict is nauseating and contrived, though a outlook brings tighten a ire of a blast guns, a confusion, and a affability of enemies who come together in No Man's Land to save a bleeding horse. Joey's ability to know a denunciation wherever he is--England, France, Germany--reinforces a novel's antiwar message, and a succinct sum pronounce eloquently about peace. Hazel Rochman
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
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By Michael Morpurgo
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Runner-up for The Whitbread Award
Â"The novel [has an] antiwar message, and a succinct sum pronounce eloquently about peace.”–Booklist
Â"Suberb . . .”–The New York Times Book Review
By Michael Morpurgo
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