The SuperQuesters are whizzed away to the rainforest in this second adventure for Lilli, Leo and Bea. Rainforest Magic covers topics as widespread as how plants can be used in medicine to robotics and even includes up-to-date research, with nanobots being used for delivering medicine as part of the adventure. There are extra fun facts on each topic covered for the inquisitive, but these are optional additions rather than part of the story itself.
Inis is the magazine of Children's Books Ireland. Within these pages you will find features and articles on Irish and international children's books as well as in-depth reviews of new titles for children and teenagers. With its range of expert contributors, this is a key resource for teachers, writers, illustrators, librarians, parents/guardians and everyone interested in children's books.
Ruby and Luke are spending the midterm break at their nanny and grandad’s house which – given that their grandparents are retired scientists – means a week filled with exploring, experiments, and excitement.
Award-winning father and daughter team, John and Kathi Burke, make a welcome return with this stunning oversized non-fiction book. Showcasing the fascinating and varied wildlife of Ireland, this book is a celebration of the diverse habitats across our island, from bogs to beaches, forests to farmland, and from the most rural hedgerows to busy towns.
This engaging and inspiring book for young aspiring skateboarders, written by Olympic medallist Sky Brown, is a fun introduction to the world of skateboarding. It features a variety of short, comic-style panels that showcase Brown’s journey in the sport, highlighting both her achievements and the challenges she has faced along the way. The book also includes some fun skateboard tricks that readers can try for themselves!
The second instalment of The Adventures of Rap Kid follows Rap Kid, SFX, and Jasper, as they try to solidify their status as rap GOATs (Greatest Of All Time) following on from their success of the first book. This book has a chaotic, fun and unmistakably unique plot where readers will learn about different historical figures through interactive rap battles. Through the power of virtual reality, the kids rap against historical legends such as Cleopatra and Queen Victoria, making for an interesting read.
Milly McCarthy is back, and chaos is following closely behind! After previous disastrous attempts to find a hobby, Milly is enjoying her role on the local GAA team. When her coach retires, her dad steps in to make sure Milly doesn’t lose this outlet for all that energy we can feel pouring off the page. However, it soon becomes apparent that there is also a dire need for new team uniforms and equipment. The whole community comes together to find a solution, and with Halloween just around the corner, a haunted house fundraiser seems a perfect fit, with Milly helping to lead the charge.
As the saying goes; A dog is a man’s best friend. In this wonderfully heartening and captivating book it is easy to see why. From the opening pages Hamilton allows the reader to see our canine companions in completely new and thought-provoking roles. Dogs are not just our furry friends at home, but many have complex and interesting side-hustles that would put us homo sapiens to shame! From penguin protectors to beekeepers, whale poo sniffers (yes really!) to actual movie stars the dogs in this picturebook do much more than play fetch and lie down!
This beautiful book provides stirring lessons on animals and nature that are enhanced by its stunning design and captivating illustrations. Within its colourful pages, readers explore how: penguins are devoted, bees find their unique place in the world, dolphins play and elephants care for others and much more. The author connects 40 animals to a recognisable quality that makes it seem understandable and accessible for children.
The popular Football Heroes series has expanded to include legends of the game, and this book focuses on Irish hero Paul McGrath.
