Books

If fish don’t exist, what else do we have wrong? As a child, Lulu Miller’s scientist father taught her that chaos will come for us all. There is no...

Wild Swimming, cold water swimming or just going for a dip, there are many names for the pheonmenon of sea swimming in Ireland and the culture arou...

In Drawn to Nature we find acclaimed artist and naturalist Don Conroy in a reflective mood. Offering the most exquisite illustrations and thoughtfu...

The follow up to his wildly sucessful this is marketing, this is strategy is a framework for folks trying to create meaningful change in the world ...

There are few writers like Blindboy, and this book is one that is hard to describe. Absorbing and hard to put down, it is packed full of stories an...

David Bodanis wanted to know if you can you succeed without being a terrible person. We're told that 'nice guys finish last, but is it really true ...

The twenty projects in Mini Artists are designed to engage children with art through making. Mini artists will discover drip painting with Jackson ...

Rozanna Purcell showcases 50 new trails, showing off new areas around Ireland from popular hikes to lesser known trails. There are fantastic hikes ...

Banshees are supernatural Irish harbingers of doom, but where do they come from? The answer: they grow in pods on the prickly gorse bush. The sole ...

Find out if you’re a millennial with this book that will separate the avocado lovers from the baby boomers. You may have been born between 1981 and...

‘I am a potato’, says a small, furry creature. ‘Don’t be ridiculous,’ says Dog. ‘Do you grow underground? Do you have lots of eyes? No? Then you’re...

Designed to engage young children with architecture through creative art projects, Mini Architects takes inspiration from some of the most famous a...

Sardines, chickpeas, lentils, oats, tahini - these are the kinds of ingredients that tend to hang around in your cupboard for ever looking lonesome...

Author Rehana Begum trained on Savile Row and taught sewing for years, so she knows how to introduce beginners to their sewing machines without str...

You are now Family. There will be bread and salt between us. This phrase used as a welcome in the Lebanon, symbolises the act of breaking bread tog...

It’s never too late to discover—or rediscover—your artistic side, and this book if full of ideas and prompts to get you started. With over 100 proj...

Revisiting the characters of the boy, the penguin and the star from Oliver Jeffers earliest books, this heart warming story is all about finding a ...

Broadcaster and talking head Hector's thesis is that when you speak in Irish every word is a tiny poem. This very loving look at the intricacies an...

This labour of love from author Chris Haughton uses the lens of information to explain why the world is like it is. His beautifully illustrated an...

They say money makes the world go around, but just exactly why is that? Where did it come from, why was it invented and why do we let it have so mu...

Contiuning the excellent Blasta series we have Agak-agak (pronounced aga-aga, with a silent k) is a Malaysian saying that means ‘guess-guess’ or ‘u...

One of the most fascinating ways to look at a country is through it's food culture, and there is no better man to do so than Michelin starred chef,...

Seed to Supper takes you through every stage of food’s journey from its start as a seed in the soil to the table via the kitchen and everything – a...

Listen to and learn to identify our most loved garden birds with this clever interactive book. There are 12 bird songs recorded as well as informat...