The Other Way Round

The story deals with war and resilience in a way that's accessible for kids. I'm curious what motivated her to approach such themes for young readers.

The way the book portrays a child's perspective in wartime was both touching and thought-provoking. How did the author manage to keep it age-appropriate but meaningful?

Judith Kerr's artwork is subtle yet powerful. I'm interested in how the visual style helped shape the narrative's tone and message.