9%OFF
Stock image for illustration purposes only - book cover, edition or condition may vary.
Our World: Ireland
Muireann Ní Chíobháin/Fuschia Macaree
€ 10.99
€ 9.99
FREE Delivery in Ireland
Description for Our World: Ireland
Board Book.
“The Our World series continues to pack quite a bit of culture for the youngest readers into an easy-to-handle board book” – Booklist Maidin! Come along for a sunny (then rainy!) day in Ireland. Count sheep on the farm, practice hurling, and make a wish on a rainbow. Irish author Muireann Ní Chíobháin and illustrator Fuchsia MacAree draw on their personal experiences to create this sweet board book as part of the Our World series for very young readers.
“The Our World series continues to pack quite a bit of culture for the youngest readers into an easy-to-handle board book” – Booklist Maidin! Come along for a sunny (then rainy!) day in Ireland. Count sheep on the farm, practice hurling, and make a wish on a rainbow. Irish author Muireann Ní Chíobháin and illustrator Fuchsia MacAree draw on their personal experiences to create this sweet board book as part of the Our World series for very young readers.
Product Details
Publication date
2024
Publisher
Barefoot Books Ltd London
Condition
New
Number of Pages
20
Format
Board book
Place of Publication
Bath, United Kingdom
ISBN
9798888590768
SKU
9798888590768
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-2
About Muireann Ní Chíobháin/Fuschia Macaree
Muireann Ní Chíobháin is a children’s author and a proud Irish speaker. When she’s not writing books or TV shows, you’ll find her in the sea, doodling in her sketchbook or trying to entertain her very energetic young sons with stories and songs. Fuchsia MacAree is an artist and illustrator based in County Clare in the west of Ireland. ... Read more
Reviews for Our World: Ireland
“This delightful book would be at home on any infant’s bookshelf and would be perfect for gifting too.” - Inis Magazine "A gorgeous gift for a first visit to Ireland, or for any homesick Irish abroad.” - The Irish Examiner