Race the Atlantic Wind - The Flight of Alcock and Brown
As the First World War comes to an end, teams of pilots and navigators gather in Newfoundland. The challenge: to be the first to fly non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean.
READ MORE ABOUT THIS BOOKMy Little Album of Dublin - An English / Irish Word Book
My Little Album of Dublin takes the youngest of readers on a fun filled tour of the Fair City. Along the way, they will build up their vocabulary in English and Irish.
READ MORE ABOUT THIS BOOKBenny and Omar
Moving to Tunisia is a real eye-opener for a young Wexford hurling fan. Eoin Colfer's hilarious debut novel.
READ MORE ABOUT THIS BOOKThe Sleeping Giant
Off the coast of Ireland there lies an island. It looks just like a giant sleeping in the sea.
But what if it really is a giant – and what if, one day, the sleeping giant wakes up?
READ MORE ABOUT THIS BOOKJacob's Ladder - Prepare to be Born Anew
It's 2203 and earth is dying, scorched by the sun. Initiate Leon is a member of the True Path warrior culture and preparing for his Rising. But when his test comes - to kill in cold blood - he stalls. To redeem himself, he and his resourceful servant, Martha, must journey to find the earth’s fifth and final message from the Saviours.
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Erika McGann
Erika McGann was the winner of the Waverton Good Read Children's Prize 2014 for The Demon Notebook, the first in her magical series about Grace and her four friends. Book 1 and 2 in the Cass and the Bubble Street Gang series received raving reviews! The fourth book in this series, Scavenger Hunt, is now available!
Brian Gallagher
Brian Gallagher is the author of historical fiction for young readers. Friend or Foe is set in Dublin in 1916; Stormclouds takes place in Northern Ireland during the turbulent summer of 1969; Secrets and Shadows, a spy novel that begins with the North Strand bombings during the Second World War; Taking Sides, about the Irish Civil War; Across the Divide, set during the 1913 Lockout; Arrivals, a time-slip novel set between modern and early-twentieth-century Ontario, and Pawns, set during Ireland’s War of Independence. Spies, a sequel to Pawns and is coming soon!
