Why the Whales Came
Why the Whales Came by Michael Morpurgo is a New Ed edition published by Pearson Education in 1999, featuring 135 pages in English. This modern classic serves as an excellent class reader for Key Stage 3 students, presenting a story centered around Gracie and Daniel, who are cautioned against approaching the enigmatic Birdman. As they delve deeper into the mystery, they learn that he may not be the dangerous figure they were led to believe, but his warnings about the abandoned Samson Island take on a chilling significance.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of curiosity and caution as Gracie and Daniel seek to uncover the truth behind the Birdman’s warnings. The story unfolds with a sense of urgency as they grapple with the implications of the Birdman’s advice and the potential dangers that lie ahead. This edition is suitable for students aged 10 and above, making it a relevant choice for educational settings focused on English literature and fiction.
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This modern classic is an excellent class reader for Key Stage 3 students. Gracie and Daniel have been warned to keep away from the Birdman but they discover that he isn’t the mad or dangerous person he is made out to be. Yet he does warn them to stay away from the abandoned Samson Island – he says it’s cursed. Suddenly the Birdman’s warnings seem to be coming true. Can Gracie and Daniel find out what the Birdman knows – before it’s too late? Age 10+
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