AFTER THE WAR by Tom Palmer
PAPERBACK
Author: Tom Palmer
In AFTER THE WAR: FROM AUSCHWITZ TO AMBLESIDE, Tom Palmer weaves together the powerful stories of war, survival, and hope through the eyes of Yossi, a Holocaust survivor resettled to the English Lake District after World War II. Through interwoven timelines - Yossi’s recollections of life in Auschwitz and his present experiences integrating into a new home - the narrative balances historical truth with sensitivity.
This edition is published under Barrington Stoke’s super-readable philosophy, and it benefits from design features tailored to reduce reading barriers. The layout uses a dyslexia-friendly font, comfortable line spacing, and gentle paper tones to lower visual stress.
What stands out in After the War is how it handles complexity with care. The historical events - including life in concentration camps - are not glossed over but are presented in a way that is honest yet age-appropriate. Meanwhile, the present-day storyline shows how healing, community, and understanding can gradually bridge cultures and histories.
This book should appeal to readers who seek meaningful historical fiction, and it reaches readers who might otherwise struggle with denser formats. For educators, parents, or individuals wanting to bring challenging history into their shelves in a more accessible way, After the War: From Auschwitz to Ambleside is a deeply moving, well-crafted choice.
About Barrington Stoke: Barrington Stoke publishes super-readable books designed for readers of all abilities - including those with dyslexia, reluctant readers, and learners of English as an additional language. Their titles use a dyslexia-friendly font, cream paper, and clear layouts to reduce visual stress, making high-quality stories accessible and enjoyable for everyone.