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      • Children's & young adult: general non-fiction
        September 2020

        The Great Irish Farm Book

        by Darragh McCullough/Sally Caulwell

        Life on an Irish farm can be idyllic, working in sync with the seasons to produce food for the table. It is also very hard work, looking after animals and growing crops. In this wonderful big book Darragh McCullough introduces each of the animals commonly found on Irish farms, from cattle to chickens, while also looking at rarer types such as alpacas and snails. He also looks at farm machinery from tractors to combine harvesters, and reminds us of practices from the past, and investigates the farms of the future. With a special focus on the environmental aspects of farming and the changes we can make to make it more sustainable, this book will be a fascinating read for anyone interested in food production, farming processes or simply cute animals.

      • Children's & YA
        August 2021

        The Little Squirrel Who Worried

        by Katie O'Donoghue

        Little Squirrel hasn’t left his nest since last autumn. He needs to gather nuts for the longwinter to come but he’s too worried to leave his cosy nest. Luckily, Little Squirrel has lots of friends in the forest, from Wren to Snuffly Hedgehog, Grey Rabbit to Mister Fox, Old Badger to Great Stag. Will their encouragement and words of advice be enough to help Little Squirrel to venture out? A wonderfully timely story, beautifully illustrated and gently told.

      • Picture books, activity books & early learning material
        September 2021

        Up On the Mountain

        by Peter Donnelly

        A fabulous new book from the author of the President’s Glasses. This charming instant classic celebrates the important things in life – family, nature and time spent together. Up on the mountain we followed a small path through the woods … So begins the latest story from the award-winning author and illustrator Peter Donnelly. Follow the family throughout a year of nature walks as they collect leaves, take shelter beneath a giant oak, feel the sun on their skin and breathe in the cool, fresh air. Life is good up on the mountain. Put on your wellies and come along too!

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