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Blodin the Beast

Blodin the Beast

Published in
1995
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Description

Blodin the Beast stalks the land, breathing fire and razing villages to ruins. Who or what can end this tyranny? Only wise old Shanga, weaving his strange carpet, knows how to destroy the monster - but he is too old to cross the mountains that never end… Michael Morpurgo's timeless story of a young boy's quest to save his people, illustrated with Christina Balit's glowing mosaic-like paintings, will entrance children of every age.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
beginner
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Engaging Storytelling: Michael Morpurgo is renowned for his captivating storytelling style, which draws readers into the narrative. 'Blodin the Beast' is no exception, offering an engaging tale that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
  • Themes of Courage and Redemption: The book explores profound themes such as courage in the face of danger and the possibility of redemption for even the most feared creatures. These themes provide valuable lessons and reflections for readers of all ages.
  • Imaginative Fantasy: 'Blodin the Beast' transports readers into a richly imagined fantasy world, filled with intriguing characters and mythical beasts. It's an excellent choice for readers who enjoy escaping into fantastical realms.
  • Accessible Language: Morpurgo's use of language is accessible to a wide audience, making 'Blodin the Beast' a great read for both younger readers developing their reading skills and older readers looking for a quick, yet satisfying, story.