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CHILDRENāS BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS š®šŖāØ As weāve traveled across Irelandāfrom the rugged coastline of Cork to the fairy-filled forests and bustling city bookshopsāweāve been soaking up the stories, language, and legends that make Irish culture so magical. These childrenās nonfiction books bring to life many of the things weāve learned along the way: š¤ Irish Words for Nature by ManchĆ”n Magan ā A poetic, bilingual introduction to the Irish language, just like the words weāve seen on signs and heard in quiet corners of the countryside š§ The OāBrien Book of Irish Fairy Tales & Legends by Ćna Leavy & Susan Field ā These stories echo the myths weāve heard whispered in ancient ruins and wild landscapes š“āā ļø Granuaile: The Pirate Queen by John & Fatti Burke ā A fierce tale of Irelandās most famous female pirate, reminding us of the bold spirit of the West Coast (1/2)
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(2/2) š The Story of Irish Rugby by Gerard Siggins ā Because in Ireland, rugby is more than a gameāitās pride, community, and history in motion š Tread Softly: Classic Irish Poems for Children edited by Nicola Reddy ā A collection that captures the lyrical soul of Ireland, just like the music of the land itself. These books are little windows into everything weāve been experiencing firsthandāperfect for passing Irish heritage on to young readers. Which one would your little explorer love? š
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