

Armistice Runner
Author: Tom Palmer
Narrator: Flora Ogilvy
Unabridged: 3 hr 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Barrington Stoke
Published: 05/09/2024
Author: Tom Palmer
Narrator: Flora Ogilvy
Unabridged: 3 hr 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Barrington Stoke
Published: 05/09/2024
Tom Palmer is a bestselling children's author from Leeds, England. He has written dozens of books for children, including the Football Academy series, and continues to inspire young readers and listeners up and down the UK. He supports Leeds United.
The World Wars have provided many an author with fodder for their fiction and there are some truly brilliant books out there as a result. The best are the ones that take a slightly different angle and explore one of millions of individual lives that were affected by those conflicts. 'Armistice Runne......more
Armistice Runner is about a girl named Lily who is a runner. She discovers her great-great-grandfather’s was diaries from WW1. He was also a runner who competed in fell-running races and this inspires her. Her gran has Alzheimer’s and these diaries help Lily to reconnect with her. The book ends with......more
The book Armistice Runner is about a girl called Lily who likes to run and she has a Grandma who is beginning to lose her memory. Lily has a great-great-grandfather who took part in the World War, she discovers that he wrote diaries when he was in the War and decided to read them. Towards the end of......more
I really enjoyed reading this book as it shows the connection people can have through story’s memory’s and sport/experiences. The book is really interesting as it shows light can come from dark, no matter who you are or where you come from you can be friends with anybody and that you can achieve any......more
In the book, Lily had always lost a race against a fellow racer called Abbie. Later, she went to her grandparents home knowing that her grandma has a disease that makes her forget things. When they arrived, she gave a red scarf to her grandma and went in. Her grandfather welcomed her as well. Lily t......more
“Tom Palmer has created a poignant story with different voices which manages deftly to explore painful memories of the war while keeping a foot firmly in the present” – Just Imagine "A real triumph … beautifully-layered in its exploration of memory, loss and courage, emotionally resonating across time and place … Tom Palmer makes every word count, every word beat, every word resonate, pound, ache" – Chris Soul "Today and yesterday are seamlessly woven together … will move readers in lots of different ways" – LoveReading4Kids "Without doubt one of the finest war books I have read in a long time" – The Reading Zone "Powerfully poignant … not to be missed" – Scott Evans, The Reader Teacher