Little Manfred
Michael Morpurgo, M.B.E.
Discover the beautiful stories of Michael Morpurgo, author of Warhorse and the nation's favourite storyteller The heart-lifting, heartbreaking story by Michael Morpurgo, the nation's favourite storyteller.
Reviews

It was good because it was a story and history at the same time!
General Nectarine Manatee 11.09.2024

I really enjoyed this book because I like where it’s set. My favourite part was when Manfred and Walter gave Grace the toy little Manfred.
Superintendent Rapper Unicycle 16.08.2024

This was really good.
Commander Dragon Sherbet 28.12.2023

Amazing
Captain Sunny Pinkerton 08.08.2023

Yes I would recommend to someone else. My favourite part is when the man kicks the ball to the boy.
Queen Pansy Sparrow 15.07.2023

I really enjoyed this book. I would definitely recommend this book.
Anonymous 13.11.2022

I liked it because a man meets the children on the beach. As you get into the story you realise he was a friend of their mum. He made a wooden dog for her when she was little they named it Little Manfred. Now they have a real dog which thy called Little Manfred.
Lord Geronimo Elephant 06.08.2022

I enjoyed reading this but it wasn't my favourite Michael Morpurgo book.
Lieutenant Adolpho Piccalilli 10.08.2021

It was a nice adventurous story that leads into a story that happened thirty years ago
Anonymous 09.02.2021

poor Manfred. You a nice father to your daughter I suppose from your actions.
Professor Blossom Bouncy-castle 04.02.2021

This book is about what happened in the Second World War, and is very interesting.
Marshal Slide Pawprint 15.01.2021

It is a story about two people one called Manfred and one called Walter, they were German. They were in the German war. They made this big powerful ship but when the English people came their ship was crashed and the English people saved some of them. A boy called Marty pulled them aboard but they got sent to prison. They were sent to farms to do work and they cleared up the barbed wire on the beach. The farm girl and boy had a daughter called Grace and Manfred, Walter and Grace all became friends. Manfred and Walter made her a wooden dog, they kept it hidden waiting for the right time to give it to Grace. One day Manfred was blown up on the beach and Walter and Grace were very sad. They called the wooden dog Manfred to remember him. Walter was freed one day. Grace had two children called Charlie and Alex and they met Walter on the beach and talked about Walter's life. The children persuaded Walter to come back and meet Grace. They had a little shepherd dog called Little Manfred so when Walter came over, Grace invited him inside and Grace showed him Little Manfred and the wooden dog that was broken by her husband when he stepped on it. Little Manfred kept an eye on them. Walter fixed the wooden dog. Walter married Manfred's wife that he met before the war. He didn't want to replace Manfred so when Walter passed away, his daughter brought the wooden dog to the museum and the story was told. Charlie wished that Walter could see this moment. I loved the way that the German and English people could make friends and how people could treat each other kindly.
Baroness Lacey Chocolate-mousse 29.12.2020

I think this book is a great book to read for all ages and sometimes may be sad but excellent descriptive language to tell the story. Michael Morpurgo is a great author that both adults and children will enjoy.
Anonymous 01.09.2020

A sad story!
Countess Candyfloss Mittens 31.08.2020

I liked this book because I like animals.
Madam Hopscotch Moonlight 13.08.2020

I liked this book but it was a little weird but it had lots of animals and happy endings.
Judge Birthday-cake Bungalow 31.07.2020

I am interested in real peoples stories about the world war 2
Anonymous 17.08.2019

It was really good
Anonymous 03.08.2019

Personally, I think that this story was really heart-breaking, when Manfred-a character from this story- died. His family were left with his memories in Germany. I was astonished to see that this story was inspired by a true story. My favourite character was Manfred; he supported his friend Walter all the time and was kind to everyone.
Anonymous 22.08.2018

I really like this book and it was very sympathetic and heart-touching to read.
Anonymous 12.08.2018