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Famine
- a new edition of Liam O’Flaherty’s world famous
classic of Irish literature. |
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The
Informer - set in 1920’s Ireland The Informer
is an enthralling revolutionary drama of the Dublin underworld. |
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Liam
O’Flaherty Short Stories - O’Flaherty once again
shows his amazing range in this short story collection that is
a gallery of human emotions. |
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The
Black Soul - as Wuthering Heights is to the Yorkshire moors,
so The Black Soul is to the Aran Islands. |
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Insurrection
- O’Flaherty reveals the 1916 Rising in all it’s complexity
and contradictions. |
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Mr.
Gilhooley - death, violence, sex, religion and love entwine
in this powerful psychological thriller. |
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Return
of the Brute - a classic novel of the stark horror of war
and the darkness that lurks within the human spirits. |
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The
Wilderness - a compelling story of unbridled passions, frustrated
ambitions and hunger for land. |
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A
Tourist’s Guide to Ireland - a masterful satire advising
the naïve tourist travelling in a less than primitive country. |
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Run
with the Wind - a new edition of this classic story from
Tom McCaughren’s award winning fox series. |
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Run
to Earth - a new edition of another classic story from Tom
McCaughren’s award winning fox series. |
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Run
Swift Run Free - a new edition of the final classic story
from Tom McCaughren’s award winning fox series. |
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Run
for Cover - a new edition of the third classic story from
Tom McCaughren’s award winning fox series. |
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Run
to the Ark – Book Four in the Award-Winning Fox Series
by Tom McCaughren. read more |
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Dark
Days at Drumshee - a gripping historical adventure from one
of Ireland’s best-loved children’s authors. |
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Secret
Spy from Drumshee - a gripping historical adventure from
one of Ireland’s best-loved children’s authors. |
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Titanic
Voyage from Drumshee - it’s 1912 and fourteen-year
old Kitty is off to America on board the greatest ship ever built. |
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Famine
Secret at Drumshee - a gripping historical adventure from
one of Ireland’s best-loved children’s authors. |
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Murder
at Drumshee - a gripping historical adventure from one of
Ireland’s best-loved children’s authors. |
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The
Secret of the Seven Crosses - a gripping historical adventure
from one of Ireland’s best-loved children’s authors. |
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The
Secret of 1798 - it is 1798 and a rebellion is taking hold
in Ireland. |
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Millennium
@ drumshee - Emma doesn’t care if Drumshee was once
the family home; she misses London, her friends, her chess club…
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World
War II Rescue at Drumshee - in 1940, Marjorie and Clive come
to Drumshee as refugees from war-torn Kent. |
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Wolf
and the Frozen Mist - a mysterious, evil mist is trying to
take over the forest. Only Mark and Wolf can help the animals. |
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The
Long March - the amazing story of the Choctaw’s journey
to the New Lands in the West. |
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What
You See Is What You Get - spine chilling ghost story with
a murder mystery thrown in! |
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Break
In - ‘The Breakfast Boys’ stage another fry-up
break-in and find a dead body. Then things get even worse… |
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Seeing
Red - when Ben digs up a strange box he thinks he’s
onto a good thing: magic powers, money and fame are sure to follow.
Aren’t they? |
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Fowl
Play - a wild and wacky adventure for dodo lovers everywhere! |
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Who’s
There? - a chilling tale of murder in which two children
come face to face with evil and battle to save a tortured spirit. |
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Is
Anybody Listening? - powerful story of a girl who refuses
to ignore a cry for help. |
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Breaking
the Silence - a hard-hitting, gripping insightful novel dealing
with the controversial theme of abuse. |
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The
Black Bag - events in the woods lead two cousins into a sinister
adventure. |
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Silent
Stones - powerful, suspenseful and moving ‘coming of
age’ novel. |
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White
Lies - a roller-coaster story of real love. |
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Melody
of Nora - it is 1922. The Civil War has thrown Ireland in
to turmoil. |
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Worms
Can’t Fly - wacky, hilarious poems for young children. |
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An
Animal Alphabet - quirky, funny and original poetry accompanied
by wonderful illustrations. |
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The
Sleeping Giant – beautifully illustrated version of
this children’s classic. |
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