by Tom McCaughren

€14.99

'In the Wild Wood, a fox must be brave and cunning and quick.' Foxy loves his mother's stories about the Wild Wood: about rabbits and badgers, squirrels and owls, and the tall, thin deer, with horns like tree branches. Foxy decides to set out on his own wild adventure. But can he be brave and cunning and quick enough to find his way back home?

by John Devolle

€18.85

The exciting fifth installment in John Devolle's Big Science for Little Minds series, the scientific picture books guaranteed to thrill young readers. If you're reading this book right now, then you are almost certainly a human… Humans is the fifth book in the widely acclaimed Big Science for Little Minds series, written and illustrated by John Devolle. Previously, readers have learnt about atoms, brains, germs and planets - now it's time to learn about what makes the human race so different to other species. In this book, you'll discover all sorts of amazing and mind-boggling facts about humans, like: which animals we're most closely related tohow it is that, unlike our animal relatives, we can do things like play the guitar and write with a penand even about the extraordinary organ that is the human brain - perhaps one of the most complex things in the whole universe! Humans is a stunningly illustrated picture book, perfect for children aged 4+. It is a fun, accessible introduction to science for younger readers, and a great book for parents to read with curious young minds. The author, John Devolle, has run an art gallery in East London, been a graphic designer / art director, and, since 210, worked as an illustrator on numerous children's books. Big Science for Little Minds combines his passion for science with his love of the visual arts.

by Cat Weldon

€10.44

Amelia and her bestie, Webster, live inside a hot air balloon, in the gift shop of an amazing museum. When the doors ate locked and the public have gone home, Amelia and Webster love to go exploring. All the chocolate has disappeared from the museum gift shop, and Amelia is determined to solve the mystery of who has been munching on the missing goodies. Setting off with Webster, the intrepid mouse adventurer finds herself in the Aztec Exhibit, where her fellow museum mice are stuck in a rather … sticky situation! Can Amelia save the day? With full colour illustrations and accessible text, plus fun Aztec facts at the back of the book, this comic-form early reader will ensure that children love the start of their reading journey.

by Eoin Colfer

€8.95

Irish language translation of Mary's Hair Áine loathes her big, curly, bushy hair and so she chops it all off and she looks fantastic! Well, at least she thinks so. But her mammy is not convinced and forbids her from ever cutting her own hair again. But she didn't say anything about anyone else. A brilliant laugh-out-loud story about a not-so-brilliant hairdresser and one very unfortunate dog!

by Adiba Jaigirdar

€7.99

A heartwarming and authentic story that explores family, religion and fighting for what's right, from award-winning author Adiba Jaigirdar. Aspiring journalist Nadia Islam hates that she's missing out on spending Ramadan with her best friend to go to Bangladesh for the summer. But the trip unexpectedly puts her reporting skills to the test. Her journalist aunt - Nadia's khalamoni - is in Bangladesh for the summer too, but not just for Ramadan or Eid, like Nadia. She's there to write a story on the increasing climate change problem in Bangladesh and how people are being affected by it. The more Nadia learns from her khalamoni, the more eager she is to help. Her brother and cousins try to distract her with a Ramadan competition. She wants to beat them all - of course! - but her aunt needs her too. Can Nadia put aside her competitiveness to beat her brother and cousins to figure out what Ramadan is really all about?

by Patricia Forde

€21.75

Learn how to write stories from Laureate na nÓg (Ireland's children's literature laureate) and bestselling author of The Wordsmith, Patricia Forde. In this fun and practical illustrated guide, young writers can learn from some of Ireland's most beloved authors, including Eoin Colfer (Artemis Fowl) Catherine Doyle (Twin Crowns), Pádraig Kenny (Stitch) and Derek Landy (Skullduggery Pleasant), and discover how to: Find inspiration to start your story Craft and develop twisty plots Create brilliant characters Build spectacular new worlds Also includes imaginative exercises, accessible explanations of writing terms and engaging illustrations by beloved Irish artist Mary Murphy.

by Gerard Siggins

€9.49

'Rugby? Here in Ballyknockshinny? Sure no one would take us seriously,' said Fiona. A rugby club is her friend Kevin's idea to bring fun to their little town that summer. All the kids pitch in and it's not long before the Bally K Foxes are up and running with everyone catching the rugby bug. But there's a shadow looming over the town - from the abandoned factory. What happened there? And why won't their parents talk about it? The more everyone warns them to stay away, the more the friends want to solve the mystery … even if it means risking the club they've worked so hard to set up.

by Sophie Kirtley

€10.44

'Swanfall manages to capture the kind of magic of a great winter walk. As Soon as you're finished, you'll want to pull on your wellies and stomp outside in search of the wild places, where all you can hear are honking geese, winter waders and the sound of wind in the reeds. Hot chocolates all round.' The Times on Swanfall 'A beautiful story to teach children why nature must be defended … at the heart of the story is something more universal: a child's transformative bond with the natural world ... It's that elusive magic that she captures so cleverly…' The Telegraph on Swanfall 'An utterly absorbing 8+ fantasy.' The Guardian on Swanfall A thrilling new adventure story inspired by Irish folklore from Sophie Kirtley, author of The Wild Way Home. Perfect for fans of Sophie Anderson's The House with Chicken Legs, Amy Wilson's A Girl Called Owl and Aisha Bushby's A Pocketful of Stars. Pip lives with Mum in their isolated cottage on the wetlands. Pip struggles to feel like he fits in at school. But at home, amongst nature, he truly feels he can be himself. Just like every winter, Pip is waiting for the swanfall - when the flock of majestic Arctic swans return from Siberia on their annual migration. He knows every swan by their unique markings, and he loves to help Mum record the flock as they soar, shining through the sky, to their home. But this December, Pip's favourite three swans haven't appeared. Instead, Pip notices strange footprints in the snow, whispers on the wind and the sense that someone is watching him. Something mysterious is afoot, and the adventure to discover the truth leads Pip to follow clues to an ancient curse that he had always believed was simply a fairytale … ********************************************************************************** 'A chilling winter's tale, glittering the magic of friendship, song and arctic swans.' Sarah Ann Juckes, author of The Night Animals 'Swanfall is perfect for anyone aged 8+ who likes books about nature, friendship, magic - or who just likes great stories!' Kirsty Applebaum, author of The Strange Disappearance of Imogen Good on Swanfall 'A beautiful, thrilling, timeless tale - I loved it.' Lucy Strange, author of The Secret of Nightingale Wood on Swanfall 'A beautiful, atmospheric story packed full of adventure and wonder.' Hannah Gold, author of The Last Bear on Swanfall 'Sophie Kirtley's beautifully written new novel is an adventure-filled tale of friendship and belonging, all wrapped up in a centuries-old mystery. This magical, wintry read is perfect for curling up with on a chilly day. I adored it!' Olivia Wakeford, author of My Dog on Swanfall '…the wonder of the natural world, Irish folklore, and anxieties around friendship are all wrapped up in an adventure infused with Kirtley's signature spooky atmosphere.' The Irish Examiner on Swanfall 'This is a book that will excite young nature lovers and those who enjoy a strong character-driven story.' The Big Issue on Swanfall *Swanfall was The Times Children's Book of the Week the week of 15/12/2025

by Leon Diop

€11.99

A groundbreaking memoir about growing up mixed-race in Ireland, by the Irish Book Award-winning author and media personality Leon Diop. Mixed-race experience in Ireland has never been described so honestly. Diop, a charismatic public figure and strong positive male role-model for young Irish people, tells his story from his first day as the only brown boy in school to his powerful recent experience reconnecting with his African roots in Senegal. Growing up, Diop struggled with his identity, got into trouble, and lost his way, before turning his life around and finding his mission: helping Black and mixed-race Irish people tell their own stories. He founded Black & Irish and developed it into an advocacy group, a podcast with RTÉ, and an award-winning book (published by Little Island in 2023). Now it is Diop's turn to tell his own story, his journey from mixed-up kid to embracing his own identity, one that will inspire young Irish people and help counter dangerous political narratives in Ireland today.

by Catherine Doyle

€10.99

The slow-burn icy YA romance spin-off to the Sunday Times bestselling fantasy series, Twin Crowns . Perfect for fans of Throne of Glass ! KING ALARIK FELSING. A LONE WOLF. A FROZEN HEART … Deep in the mountains of a snow-swept kingdom, an ancient beast is stirring. When a beautiful young wrangler arrives to try and tame it, she is not expecting to tame the beast that lives inside the king too. But sometimes, all it takes is an unexpected spark to melt even the iciest of hearts … This standalone novel from the stunning YA romantasy world of Twin Crowns is filled with magic, tantalising romance and explosive action. ❄️ Forbidden Love 🖤 Enchanting Beasts 🐾 Life-saving Quests 🗡️ Magical Lore 💫 Witty Banter 👌 Illicit Flirting 🫶 Grumpy x Sunshine 🌩️☀️ Courtly Intrigue 👑 ❄️ Your favourite authors and readers LOVE the Twin Crowns series: ‘ Twin Crowns cast a spell on me. Don't miss it!’ — SARAH J MAAS, bestselling author of A Court of Thorns and Roses ‘An absolute delight’ — STEPHANIE GARBER, bestselling author of Caraval ‘Dripping with romance’ — ROSHANI CHOKSHI, bestselling author of The Gilded Wolves ‘Pure indulgence’ — GUARDIAN ‘Beautifully written, full of emotion, and just the right blend of romance and magic.’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘The characters are brought to life and take you with them on their amazing journey!’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘My teen loves this series’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❄️