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Little Manfred / Michael Morpurgo ; illustrated by Michael Foreman.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: London : HarperCollins, 2011.Description: 172 pages; illustrations (chiefly colour); 21 cmISBN:
  • 9780007339662
  • 0007339666
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • [Fic.] 22
Summary: "In the Imperial War Museum is a wooden Dachshund, carved by a German prisoner of war for the children of the British family with which he stayed after the fighting ended. This is the story of how it got there! When the Bismarck sinks, one of the only German survivors is taken on board a British ship as a prisoner of war. Sent to live with a host family, Walter must adapt to a new way of life, in the heart of an enemy country. Gradually, though, he finds a friend in ten-year-old Grace. So when the time finally comes to go back to Germany, it's an emotional parting, with Walter leaving Grace with only a carved wooden dog to remember him by. The question is, will Walter and Grace ever meet again? In 1966, with the World Cup coming to Britain, that opportunity may just have come along!"--Publisher's website. Includes factual information. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.
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Junior Fiction Junior Fiction Waimate Junior Fiction Children &Young Adults Section MORP (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available A00612377

"In association with the Imperial War Museum"--Colophon.

"In the Imperial War Museum is a wooden Dachshund, carved by a German prisoner of war for the children of the British family with which he stayed after the fighting ended. This is the story of how it got there! When the Bismarck sinks, one of the only German survivors is taken on board a British ship as a prisoner of war. Sent to live with a host family, Walter must adapt to a new way of life, in the heart of an enemy country. Gradually, though, he finds a friend in ten-year-old Grace. So when the time finally comes to go back to Germany, it's an emotional parting, with Walter leaving Grace with only a carved wooden dog to remember him by. The question is, will Walter and Grace ever meet again? In 1966, with the World Cup coming to Britain, that opportunity may just have come along!"--Publisher's website. Includes factual information. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.

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