Finding The Lost Girl King by Catherine Doyle
The final book in the Storm Keeper trilogy, my magical middle-grade saga set on Arranmore
Children & Young Adult
The Demands of Writing for Children: The Light Thieves by Helena Duggan
I never set out to write for children, it just happened that way. My first
Neon’s Secret Universe by Sibéal Pounder
The process of writing Neon’s Secret Universe was a bit strange because I started writing
Truly Magical: Spellstoppers by Cat Gray
When I was growing up in the Irish countryside, the only holidays my family ever
Looking for Emily by Fiona Longmuir
Just like the book itself, the story of Looking for Emily starts with the discovery
Voice of a Teenage Runner: Run For Your Life by Jane Mitchell
Run For Your Life, tells the story of 14-year-old Azari who arrives in Ireland with
The Secrets Act by Alison Weatherby
I was still living in Seattle, Washington when my family and I visited Bletchley Park
Why I Wrote The New Girl by Sinéad Moriarty
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.
Ireland’s Victorian Vampires: The Legend of Valentine Sorrow by Caroline Busher
Many great novelists have used the Victorian Era as a backdrop to their work. What
The Making of Evie’s Christmas Wishes by Siobhán Parkinson and Shannon Bergin
SiobhánLittle Island wanted to make a special Christmas picturebook, very beautiful and very appealing, a
Tenements and Bee Charmers: Writing Historical Novels for Children by Sarah Webb
My new book, The Little Bee Charmer of Henrietta Street is about Eliza and Jonty
Philip Womack spins Wildlord Magic with Eve McDonnell
Wildlord is a thrilling, spellbinding story about a boy seeking a place for himself in
Rita Wong and the Jade Mask by Mark Jones
A twenty-first-century casino is often too well lit. The result of the overlighting is a
The Very Dangerous Sisters of Indigo McCloud by John Hearne
Map making and children’s fiction: How I used a Map to Create the World of
Re-inventing Rags to Riches: All the Money in the World by Sarah Moore Fitzgerald
Given that many of them are thousands of years old you could argue that the
Ode to a Tomboy by Emma-Jane Leeson
According to the Cambridge English dictionary a Tomboy can be defined as “a girl who
The Philosophy Resistance Squad by Robert Grant
The Philosophy Resistance Squad: An adventure story with philosophical dialogue at its heart! I wrote
Why I Write New Adult LGBTQ Romance: When Sparks Fly by Kristen Zimmer
I love reading, and always have. While most kids were out playing or tuning into
All Shining in the Spring: The Story of a Baby who Died by Siobhán Parkinson
Still Shining . . . People always want to know how you got started as
The Story of a Book: One Old Ostrich, Two Terrible Tigers by Nollaig and Olivia Rowan
My sister was always drawing cartoons and pictures; I was always writing rhymes and stories.
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