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Dancing in the Dark
'Ireland’s answer to the Sky is Everywhere and Evermore. Holding a mirror up to the Irish school yard was never going to be easy and Prendergast has collected nuggets of fast and accurate scenes ... something new and interesting from O’Brien Press'
davidmaybury.ie
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Marian Broderick
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Wild Irish Women
(pb)
Extraordinary Lives from History
From patriots to pirates, warriors to writers, and mistresses to male impersonators, this book looks at the unorthodox lives of inspiring Irish women.
'After reading this book, one can never again ignore the role of Irishwomen'
Dublin Historical Record
'Marian Broderick should take a bow for resurrecting
an eclectic body of Irish women's history -- the good, the bad and the ugly, as well as the international beauties'
Justine McCarthy, Irish Independent
'Before reading this I hadn't heard of half the women, now I will dip into this book to read again and again about the remarkable women
who helped to shape Éire'
Women's News
'A rollicking read'
Books Ireland
'Broderick's prose is simple and accessible ... and her fascination with her two favourite subjects - Irish history and women's studies - jumps out from every page'
Sunday Business Post
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The Witch Apprentice
(pb)
What if you were adopted by witches? There’s something very odd going on in Anna Kelly’s new home ...
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The Witch in the Woods
(pb)
A book of mischief and magic...
An entertaining and mischievous sequel to The Witch Apprentice.
'A well-formed story that will endear it to its intended readers.'
Evening Echo
'Well written with an age appropriate use of language. Moves along at a fast pace drawing the reader in.'
Intouch Magazine, November 08
'Enjoyable illustrated paperback.'
The Irish Times
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A Witch in a Fix
(pb)
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A Book of Mischief and Magic!
Anna’s science teacher really gets on her nerves – but is that a good enough reason to turn her into a giant rat?
'a gloriously madcap story that will have young readers ages - 8-10 - poring over the pages ... gripped to the very last page'
Books Ireland
'a hoot of a read'
Evening Echo
'mischief and magic in a wonderful new series for young readers aged eight years and over'
Primary Times
'another funny, readable adventure from Broderick'
Books Ireland
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The Lost Fairy
(pb)
What happens to the Christmas tree fairy who falls off her perch?
Flyer number 9
'A lovely Christmas story.'
Clare Ranson, The Pat Kenny Show
'A lively, funny and satisfying read.'
The Sunday Tribune
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