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Three headed Celtic Goddess (3 ages) , snarling hounds, Celtic lattice, amphibian & yellow flowers.

Blue. Black silhouettes on chimney tops. Swirling stars.

Two girls, one with a notebook, one with binoculars. Wild weather. Light house & tree & weather vane.

📚🧝‍♀️Sun 7th Dec – Irish Fiction for all ages
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#Fiction #DiscoverIrishKidsBooks #BookElves2025 @irishkidsbooks.bsky.social @sarahwebb.bsky.social Middle Grade marvels
Myth, magic, history, adventure, excitement & intrepid characters.

Ink blue sea with swimmer & reflection of moon & turquoise light on footprints on beach. Astounding expertly crafted read reimagining a Celtic myth.

Purple & pink dawn light. Clouds. Two people connected by light, myth & magic. Ethereal look. Fleeing fox & village in background.

Green & purple. Celtic knot. Swans.

📚🧝‍♀️Sun 7th Dec – Irish Fiction for all ages
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#Fiction #DiscoverIrishKidsBooks #BookElves2025 @irishkidsbooks.bsky.social @sarahwebb.bsky.social Myths, tortured souls, strong characters & atmospheric locations
Great selection for 16 + @kelmenton.bsky.social

Copy of A Crack in Everything displayed in the Museum of Literature Ireland

So apparently I feature in MoLI now. That's rather exciting!

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#Irishbooktok #ya #Irishya #irishfantasy #DubhLinn #acrackineverything #ahollowinthehills #ADarknessAtTheEnd

(Thanks to @emilycross.bsky.social for the photo)

Hardback cover of Sarah Crossan’s latest verse novel, Where The Heart Should Be. Above the title is the the text: A love story And the story of a people being torn apart The cover art features swirling buds with yellow-white flowers. Maybe potato flowers? They are small, with 5 petals in each flower.

Anyway in a bid to be more accountable for my reading this year (hahahah what exams no I’m not avoiding studying) here is my first read of the year, which is set to be a fun book about the Brits doing a genocide. Sarah Crossan is one of the best writers around so I can’t wait to dive in! #IrishYA