by Sadhbh Devlin And Brian Fitzge

€12.95

Oíche Mhaith, a Ghrá is a gentle Irish-language bedtime book with music and narration. It is ideal for families raising children with Irish. This 12-page sound book tells the story of a little boy who doesn’t want to go to bed. Although the sun is still shining, its still time for bed. As the evening continues, he slowly begins to settle. Each page includes push-button audio. This means children can hear the full story aloud in Irish. The voices of a real mother and child bring the characters to life. As a result, the book feels warm, familiar, and comforting.

by Jamie Carroll

€14.99

Milo wants to climb The Mountain. He really does. But The Mountain is HUGE and Milo is scared. Can he ever reach the top? Yes, he can. With just a little help from his friends!

by Fearghas Mac Lochlainn

€14.95

Puisín na mBróg is the third book in Futa Fata's series of picture books in verse. Slightly longer than its predecessors, Puisín na mBróg has thesame wit and charm as we follow the story of Cóilín. His father Maidhc the Miller has retired. He leaves his mill to his eldest son, Micil, his horse to his middle son, Páidín and to his youngest son, Cóilín, he leaves his - cat! CóiliÔn is not too impressed. But Puisín na mBróg is no ordinary cat! He can talk - and he's got big plans!

by Sinead O'Hart

€11.99

Ellora McGee is just like you and me, except she’s also a trainee banshee. Starting a new school in a new town, Ellora McGee is nervous. Making friends is hard enough, but how will her classmates react when she tells them she’s a trainee banshee? She doesn’t want to scare them off! But no matter how hard she tries, Ellora’s banshee Wail just can’t be kept down. And a banshee Wail is a warning something’s up at her new school, and unless she and her friends can work out what’s going on, it will have to shut down! As Ellora and her new friends work together to solve the puzzle, she realises that being a (trainee) banshee might just save the day!

by Dagogo Hart

€16.99

This beautiful book is based on an autobiographical poem about a young boy sent away by his family to build a future abroad - to find a new and hopeful place to call home. Told through the light and warmth of a lantern, this is a simple but beautiful story of love, family and resilience. At a time when more Irish people are living around the world than at home in Ireland, and where many seek refuge on our island from across the globe, Dagogo's own story holds echoes for us all.

by Máire Zepf

€16.99

An archipelago of eight interconnecting stories and fables filled with the fantastical and a love of the craft of storytelling. When Nancy's cat Pangur is stolen by the Faery people, she finds herself striking a deal like no other: she is now the one-and-only storyteller for the Faery Kingdom. So starts Máire Zepf's enchanting story collection, reminiscent of fairytales and fables of past and present, but entirely new. From ghost dragons to magical hats and a dream-weaving giantess, these are tales that awaken the senses and manage to connect with each other in a way reminiscent of 1001 Arabian Nights, perfect for voracious readers and bedtime story consumers alike.

by Dara McAnulty

€15.99

Join brilliant young naturalist Dara McAnulty – winner of the 2020 Wainwright Prize for his book Diary of a Young Naturalist and author of Wild Child and A Wild Child's Book of Birds – on a journey through nature at night. This fantastic new book is illustrated in full colour by Barry Falls. This beautiful, informative book takes you through nature at night in five different habitats in Britain and Ireland - meet hedgehogs and moths in the garden; bats, owls, foxes and badgers in the woodland; glow worms on the coast; Manx Shearwater in the sky and corncrakes, dormice and woodcock on the farm. Learn about circadian rhythms, hibernation, echolocation, biofluorescence, murmurations, the dawn chorus and how to use the stars for orientation.

by Eilish Fisher

€17.99

A beautiful novel in verse about grief, family and the power of hope from Eilish Fisher, award-winning author of Fia and the Last Snow Deer. Rowan was raised in the desert. Growing up all she's known is sunshine, warmth, love. Then her beloved Dad dies, everything changes. Now Rowan and her mum have moved from the hazy heat of the desert to the cold landscape of Ireland. Each of them hoping that living in the town Rowan's Dad called home will bring them closer to him. But as soon as Rowan arrives, she knows something's not right. Why is it so cold even in August? Why do lights turn on without warning or kettles boil with no one pressing a switch? Even more mysterious is The Wall. It surrounds the town, but no one can tell Rowan who built it or how long it's stood, or why it's forbidden to cross over to the other side. So, when she spots a crack in the stone, Rowan can't resist the temptation to explore. In the woods beyond, she discovers a strange horse whom she feels an instant connection with, a bond that brings the return of warmth and hope . . . but at what price?

by Katy Ashworth

€11.60

Discover the joyful and emotional new rhyming storybook about Kiki, whose brain is hullaballoo! The inspiring picture book for parents and children with busy brains. Here I am, little Kiki Dime. I have a brain that's hullaballoo. It buzzes all day and most of the night. It buzzes when I'm sat on the loo. Kiki's brain goes a mile a minute - and sometimes she wishes it would just stop! This beautifully illustrated story brings us inside Kiki's mind, and celebrates the way she thinks, as well as offering ways to help direct Kiki's creativity and energy. Written with humour and in accessible rhyming text, discover the joyful and empathetic illustrated story designed to help support emotional growth and awareness in children. "Explains 'hullabaloo brains' in an excellent way... The drawings are lovely and colourful [and] the words used are easy to understand" - 5-star review "What a beautiful book. The colours and illustrations are just gorgeous. The story itself is not too long or complicated but provides a great platform for talking about our brains and how we can manage and communicate our inner self." - 5-star review

by Jen Wallace

€10.44

After the success of Dinosaur Pie, award-winning author Jen Wallace returns with another hilarious and moving dinosaur adventure! Oleg's new camera is definitely not ordinary. It has no instructions and no buttons, but it seems to know exactly what Oleg wants it to do. When Oleg goes on a camping trip with his friends, Rory and Daria, they soon discover the camera's most special function - Dino Mode.  Now, with dinosaurs of all sizes running about the campsite and a nosey professor poking around, Oleg and his friends commence Operation Hide the Dinos.

by Dee Barragry

€9.49

The moon is missing. Can it be found before disaster strikes? A comic fantasy caper with magic aplenty from a sparkling new voice in middle-grade fiction. Meet Lampwick, the keeper of the lighthouse at the top of the world. When the moon disappears, he and his faithful sheepdog Humphrey must embark on a wild adventure to find it. A fearsome storm is brewing and lives are at stake. Journeying under the sea and across the skies, it will take wits, magic and the help of unexpected friends to return the moon to its home. And all in time for breakfast! "A sparkling story, bursting with imagination." Amy Sparkes, author of The House at the Edge of Magic One of Children's Books Ireland's Best Books of 2025

by Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick

€8.99

DISCOVER A MAGICAL ISLAND where the houses grant you wishes and the alleyways are secret portals . . . The first book in a show-stopping fantasy middle-grade series from an award-winning author! When Dilly arrives on the island of Ollipest, she is unsure what to expect from her new life. She certainly doesn't expect to find magic! Until now, the magic of Ollipest Island has been a well-kept secret. Then the Museum of Lost Umbrellas opens after many years of closure . . . And when the museum attracts some unsavoury anti-magic outsiders, Dilly must unlock her ancestral powers to help keep the island safe. A dazzling, epic adventure where witches fly with umbrellas, magical dogs walk out of the sea, and pet parrots suddenly become humans. This will keep you on the edge of your seats and leave you desperate for the next instalment! REVIEWS 'Umbrellas that fly, a house that grants wishes, a library that is pure magic - what's not to love?! I enjoyed it very much. ', Judith Eagle, author of THE GREAT THEATRE RESCUE 'An instant classic. Fitzpatrick breathes modern magic into an ancient legend. A wonderful book.', Eoin Colfer on On Midnight Beach

by Alan Nolan

€9.49

Dublin, 1937 At the Grand Central Cinema on O'Connell Street, the children of Dublin watch their Hollywood heroes on the silver screen When Sylvie meets tenement boy Jem and his daredevil sister Juno, they bond over their love of movies. But an accident means Juno will miss the latest film at the Grando, so they hatch a plot to hijack the movie reel and do a top-secret private showing instead! Meanwhile, a sneak thief called The Magpie has his eye on the Grand Central Cinema too. Can Sylvie and Jem revive Juno's ailing spirits by bringing the movies to her? And will they foil The Magpie's feather-brained plan in time?

by Mary Watson

€11.75

She witnessed her famous and beloved grandfather attempt to kill her grandmother. Now, at seventeen, Jasmin is observant and inquisitive. She spends her time at the local college, sneaking into lectures given by the charismatic Professor Theo Merrick and watching an intoxicatingly cool group of older students. She can only dream of being part of their world. But when a college student dies under mysterious circumstances, Jasmin seizes the opportunity to join the group as they attempt to solve the mystery—unwittingly unraveling her own dark past in the process. A slow-burn dark academia thriller, Strange Nature is a compulsive read that will haunt you long after you turn the final page.

by Méabh McDonnell

€12.99

Sieve. Measure. Mix … Win  For Carrie Quinn, baking isn't just a hobby: it's her future. Winning the Castlecreagh baking competition and becoming best young pastry chef in the country is the first step towards her dream. But when she and Dara Harte, handsome pastry prodigy and Carrie's sworn nemesis, are both disqualified from the competition, it seems like her future has crumbled. Unless the pair can find a way to bake together. Can they rise above their rivalry and complicated home lives long enough to succeed? Or are they a disaster waiting to happen, any way you slice it?