Paul Wokes Bücher

Set during the Russian invasion of Crimea, this memoir recounts Paul's extraordinary recovery from a stroke that left him paralyzed and mute. His journey of healing unfolds alongside his adventures in Ukraine, where he forms a deep friendship with Olena (Helen). Their bond and the resilience displayed in the face of adversity highlight the remarkable aspects of human connection and the unpredictability of life, making this true story both inspiring and poignant.

The memoir chronicles Paul Wokes's 51 years of teaching in rural Lincolnshire, highlighting his innovative approach to education through activities like chess, bridge, and badminton clubs. His efforts lead to significant achievements for his students, including tournament victories that broaden their horizons. The narrative captures their journeys, blending moments of joy and sorrow, while Paul candidly shares his experiences. Additionally, at age 80, he attempts to reclaim his World Chess Marathon record, showcasing his unique perspective on endurance and refreshment.