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In War Horse, Joey fights on both sides of the war. How does the author use the interweaving stories of Joey’s various owners to make a statement about war?
The soldiers who died during WWI are often called “the lost generation.” How does the author elaborate on this phrase throughout the novel?
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By Michael Morpurgo