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New Voices panel 2023

Meet the New Voices presenting at this year's Conference

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Open tender for book-gifting suppliers

Kildare branch librarian, Carmel Hester, the 2022 recipient of the Annual Children’s Books Ireland Award for her outstanding contribution to children’s books. Pictured with her family at the Light House Cinema, Dublin.

Nominations open for the Annual Children's Books Ireland Award

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Reviewers Wanted / Léirmheastóirí de dhíth

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8 Great Books Celebrating Women in Sport

Artwork for CBI Conference 2023

Full line-up announced for Children's Books Ireland International Conference 2023

Linde Vergeylen, Inclusivity Partnership Awardee 2023

Inclusivity Partnership Awardee 2023 Announced

Maria Flannery, KPMG Ireland Partner with Shi Ron, sister of the KPMG Reading Hero, Shi Lei Chen, and Elaina Ryan, CEO of Children's Books Ireland, at the KPMG Children's Books Ireland Awards Ceremony in May 2023.

Children’s Books Ireland shortlisted in two categories in the Business to Arts Awards 2023

Child attends a virtual book clinic with Children's Books Ireland

Virtual Book Clinic with National Council for the Blind of Ireland (NCBI)

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Book Clinic at Farmleigh Family Fun Day

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Summer reads on Ireland AM with CEO Elaina Ryan

Artwork for CBI Conference 2023

Risk and Reward: Theme and initial line-up announced for Children’s Books Ireland Conference 2023

The Raising Voices fellows 2023

Children's Books Ireland listed as finalists in the National Lottery Good Causes Awards 2023

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Join the team: Education Outreach Manager

Young Ukrainian refugee Yeva Skalietska reads her book to students from Our Lady’s Grove Primary School in Goatstown. Yeva published her book ‘You Don’t Know What War Is’ with Bloomsbury about how her life changed overnight. She talked to sixth class students about fleeing Ukraine, what it is like to write a book, and the simple things Irish people have done to make her feel at home. Saskio Lasarov/Photocall

Children’s Books Ireland and UNHCR Ireland launch ‘Reading Together with Refugees’ reading list ahead of Refugee Week 2023

Pride Reading Guide 2023

Launch of Pride Reading Guide 2023

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Book Clinic at Dalkey Book Festival

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Book Clinics at Cruinniú na nÓg

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Turning Birdies into Books with KPMG

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