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Lea,Nancy, Kai, Sonny, Jacob, Aleysha,Liam
tell me the answer please I need it for homework Michael morpergo has 3 kids and what are they called just tell me
Michael Morpurgo used to be a school teacher and read lots of books to his class. He enjoyed reading many books such as 'Treasure Island' which was his main inspirational story.His class inspired him to write. He was a teacher.In an interview for HarperCollins Children's Books to announce their upcoming biography of Michael Morpurgo, he said that when he was a teacher, he found that he could maintain the attention of his students late in the day by reading stories to them. That habit became telling them stories without a book, which led him to his writing career.Early inspiration came from Ted Hughes book' "Poetry in the making". This early inspiration started when Ted Hughes book'" it was really good that Ted Hughes came" he said. Then is "Poetry in the making".
War Horse has 165 pages. However you can find other version which are about 251 to 260 pages.
Michael Morpurgo has written over 100 Children's Books.
Michael Morpurgo has published 93 books, and loads yet to come.
Michael Morpurgo has written over 100 books for children and young adults. His most popular works include "War Horse," "Private Peaceful," and "Kensuke's Kingdom."
Michael has one older brother called Peter.
Michael Morpurgo has only been married one time. He married his wife Claire Morpurgo in 1976. He was 33 years old. They are currently still together.
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No, not all of Michael Morpurgo's books are emotional. While many of his works do contain themes of emotion and empathy, he has also written books that focus on adventure, history, and friendship without necessarily evoking strong emotional responses.
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Lea,Nancy, Kai, Sonny, Jacob, Aleysha,Liam
tell me the answer please I need it for homework Michael morpergo has 3 kids and what are they called just tell me
"Kensuke's Kingdom" by Michael Morpurgo is 176 pages long.
The word "Hokusai" is mentioned three times in the book Kensuke's Kingdom, which is written by Michael Morpurgo. It refers to a famous Japanese artist who created the iconic print, "The Great Wave off Kanagawa."