Soldier Dog
- 288 páginas
- 11 horas de lectura
Soldier Dog by Sam Angus is the heart-breaking, powerful story of a boy soldier and his messenger dog, set against the backdrop of World War I.
Sam Angus da vida magistralmente a los momentos más sombríos de la historia británica y colonial en emocionantes novelas de aventuras históricas para jóvenes lectores. Sus obras, a menudo lectura obligatoria en las escuelas, exploran delicadamente eventos históricos complejos a través de narrativas cautivadoras. Angus posee una habilidad única para mezclar la aventura con un toque ligero, creando historias que son a la vez entretenidas y que invitan a la reflexión. Su estilo distintivo y su enfoque del tema la convierten en una autora memorable en la literatura infantil.
Soldier Dog by Sam Angus is the heart-breaking, powerful story of a boy soldier and his messenger dog, set against the backdrop of World War I.
It is 1940. As the war escalates and London becomes a target for German bombs, Dodo and her little brother Wolfie are evacuated to the country, away from everything they know. After weeks of homesick loneliness, they come across an orphaned foal. They name him Hero for surviving against the odds and together they raise him, train him, and learn to ride. Their days are suddenly full of life and excitement again, but the shadow of war looms over their peaceful existence, and soon Hero must live up to his name.
A moving wartime adventure about a boy and his donkey from the author of Soldier Dog. Perfect for Morpurgo fans
Set against a rich historical backdrop, this novel weaves a compelling narrative that explores themes of resilience and sacrifice. The story follows characters facing extraordinary challenges, showcasing their journeys through adversity. With vivid descriptions and emotional depth, the author brings to life the trials and triumphs of individuals in a past era, making it a poignant exploration of human spirit and connection. Fans of historical fiction will find this tale both captivating and thought-provoking.
There are monkeys in the chandeliers, turtles in the bathtub and secrets behind every door . . .