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It's Called Dyslexia
'O'Brien Press are to be commended for publishing It’s Called Dyslexia ... The story is strong and will capture the imagination of any child'
Irish Independent Magazine
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Sam McBratney
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The Chieftain's Daughter
(pb)
New edition of the well-loved children's book by Sam McBratney. A boy fostered with a remote Irish tribe 1500 years ago becomes involved with the fate of his beloved Frann, the Chieftain's daughter.
One of the 'Top ten Irish books from cradle to college, recommended by Celia Keenan'
Sunday Business Post
'Sam McBratney brings the fifth century vividly and startlingly to life.'
The School Librarian
'The characters are so real that even when you put the book down, you find yourself still living in the fifth century.'
Woman's Way
'A complex and moving story'
The Irish Times
' One of the best and most perceptive writers for young people'
The Guardian
'Powerful ... subtly conveyed sense of time and place'
Robert Dunbar
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The Lough Neagh Monster
(pb)
When NESSIE arrives from Scotland to visit her monster cousin NOBLETT there is bound to be trouble.
Noblett loves his peaceful secret garden and has little time for his troublesome cousin from Loch Ness.
'This is a delightful story written in big print, and suitable for young readers. It is simply a joy to sit down and read. There is lightness of spirit and a sense of fun that is just what the young reader needs.'
Books Ireland
'One of the best and most perceptive writers for young people'
The Guardian
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