The Last Wolf

Name: The Last Wolf
Price: 7.99 EUR
Author: Michael Foreman
ISBN: 9781409012290

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Michael Foreman, Michael Morpurgo

RHCP Digital
Paru le : 15/02/2011

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Michael Morpurgo has created a sweeping and dramatic story in the time of Bonnie Prince Charlie. This spellbinding tale is complemented perfectly by Michael Foreman's illustrations. Robbie McLeod and a wolf cub, both orphaned, venture far from their birthplace, a land of rebellious fighters and vicious redcoats. There is little constancy in Robbie's adventurous life, save for the companionship of his wolf.
But when at last Robbie finds a place where he can peacefully make his home, he knows in his heart that the wolf must find his own natural home too .

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Date de parution : 15/02/2011
Editeur : RHCP Digital
ISBN : 978-1-4090-1229-0
EAN : 9781409012290
Format : ePub

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Michael Morpurgo has written over 120 books, many of them award-winning. His most well-known work, War Horse, was adapted into a multi-Oscar nominated film by Steven Spielberg, and a widely-acclaimed play at the National Theatre. In 2003 Michael became the third Children's Laureate, a position he helped create with the poet Ted Hughes. With his wife, Clare, he set up the charity Farms for City Children, and for their pioneering work they were both awarded the MBE in 1999. Michael Foreman is one of the most talented and popular creators of children's books today.
He has won the Kate Greenaway Medal two times and has been the UK nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Award twice. His highly acclaimed books are published all over the world. He is married and has three sons. He divides his time between St Ives in Cornwall and London.