Girls Who Slay Monsters: Daring Tales of Ireland’s Forgotten Goddesses by Ellen Ryan
Some years ago, my husband and I took a tour of the Rathcroghan archaeological site
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Some years ago, my husband and I took a tour of the Rathcroghan archaeological site
‘There was a wise woman, we’re all agreed, some call her Brigid, some call her
The Art of Writing and Illustration – complimenting and enhancing each other They say that
Deeper into the woods: returning to the world of Wolfstongue At the beginning of The
The final book in the Storm Keeper trilogy, my magical middle-grade saga set on Arranmore
I never set out to write for children, it just happened that way. My first
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Run For Your Life, tells the story of 14-year-old Azari who arrives in Ireland with
I was still living in Seattle, Washington when my family and I visited Bletchley Park
After writing 15 adult books, I am about to launch my first children’s book, The New Girl, which is about a little Syrian refugee called Safa who ends up in Ireland and feels like she doesn’t fit in.
Many great novelists have used the Victorian Era as a backdrop to their work. What
SiobhánLittle Island wanted to make a special Christmas picturebook, very beautiful and very appealing, a
My new book, The Little Bee Charmer of Henrietta Street is about Eliza and Jonty
Wildlord is a thrilling, spellbinding story about a boy seeking a place for himself in
A twenty-first-century casino is often too well lit. The result of the overlighting is a
Map making and children’s fiction: How I used a Map to Create the World of
Given that many of them are thousands of years old you could argue that the
According to the Cambridge English dictionary a Tomboy can be defined as “a girl who
