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Tag Archives: Tom Palmer
After the War Auschwitz to Ambleside: Q & A with author Tom Palmer
As soon as I read After the War by Tom Palmer I knew that it would be one of my top children’s books of the year. It was inspired by the three hundred child concentration camp survivors who came to the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Historical fiction, Holocaust, Literature, research, resources, Tom Palmer, World War2, WW2
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After the War by Tom Palmer
In recent years Tom Palmer has written historical fiction for children that has focussed on events that took place during the two world wars. Both Armistice Runner and D-Day Dog are books that are enjoyed by young readers and also enable them … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Review
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, Dyslexia, Historical fiction, Holocaust, review, Tom Palmer, war, World War2
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D-Day Dog by Tom Palmer – The inspiration for the story
One of my favourite children’s books from 2018 was the wonderful Armistice Runner by Tom Palmer. On 2nd May his latest book, D-Day Dog, is published in time to mark the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings. … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Review, Reading
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Tagged adventure, Barrington Stoke, childrens_books, D-Day, interview, Teaching, Tom Palmer, World War2, WW2
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