All reviews for An Elephant in the Garden
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This book is really fantastic! I love to read Michael Morpurgo’s books, and this one is probably my favourite. If you like this book, I can reccomend ‘Butterfly Lion’, ‘Running Wild’ and also ‘Waiting for Anya’ – all by Michael Morpurgo.
14 August 2011
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inmanjan it was abou a reall elephant in your gaderen and made a big pile of stinkey poo i wouldent like that at all. elephants use there trunks to put there food and water in there mouth.
9 July 2011
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THIS IS THE MOST AMAZING BOOK I HAVE EVER READ AND I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMENED IT. FROM MAREA,AGE 10
5 July 2011
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i think this book is great and the person who wrote the review undernath mine must be a bit slow and boring herself if she thinks this book is boring its the best book in the world 5 stars *
23 April 2011
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When I was reading this book I felt like I was in the book
5 March 2011
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I find this book really sad, enjoyable and AMAZING!! It was the best book in the whole WORLD!!!
4 March 2011
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i LOVE This book, it was reallyreally interesting and kept my attension the whole time. michael is a very very good author who is able to write in a very simple but effective way.i loved the bit where they find the soiler and look after him but i didnt relly like the end
3 March 2011
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It is a great book and it is a really detailed book. When you read just 2 pages you straight a way get into it!
1 March 2011
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This book was very exciting. It helps you to understand what it was like in Germany during WWII. There were lots of cliff hangers that kept me wanting more. If you love other Michael Morpurgo books you will love this one.
28 February 2011
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“It’s a heartfelt story full of perilous adventure and determination, with a hint of romance.I really felt for the characters, particularly Lizzie. I would recomend it for people who can read well and don’t mind sad parts in books. It made me laugh out loud,especially at the elephant who you’ll have to find out about in the story! A top notch book that could only have been written by the wonderful Michael Morpurgo.” Harriette, age 11
“I would definitely recommend this book to a friend and made me think a lot about how easy I get it when people my age had to survive on practically nothing less than 100 years ago.
Michael Morpurgo is a fantastic author who is able to write all kinds of stories, whether they are happy or sad!
I think that this book would be good for people aged about 10+.” Cari, age 12
24 February 2011
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