Books published by publisher O'Brien Pr

Nine track tape of stories - old and new - with participation rhymes and playful verses. Full of magic and drama. The tape consists of the following storiesSIDE 1SIDE 2Going To Granny'sThe Rabbit's TaleTwo Legs, Three LegsWee Meg Barnileg Master of All MastersLong Boney Finger Boom Chicka BoomThe Tailor and the Button The Rathlin Fairy TaleAvailable in a variety of formats:Book ISBN: 0-86278-417-4 £3.99 pbTape ISBN: 0-86278-461-1 £4.99CD & Book ISBN: 0-86278-469-7 £8.99CD ISBN: 0-86278-470-0 £5.99Book & Tape ISBN: 0-86278-460-3 £7.50

Norman G. Bear, private investigator is hired by P-wob to find a lost ball. This is not any ball. The missing ball is a childhood treasure which reminds P-wob of the good times he enjoyed as a child. Travel with Norman as he goes through adventure to find P-wob’s special ball. Pay close attention to everything and keep track of all the clues. Maybe you will solve the mystery before Norman. Print out the coloring pages at the end of the book and let the children personalize their adventure with Norman and P-wob.Be on the lookout for Norman’s future adventures: The Beast and the House of GloomThe Crystal Eyed RattlerThe Treasure Hunt

From Big Tom, Philomena, and Daniel to Nathan, Lisa, Mike and many more, the leading lights of Irish country in their own words. Discover what inspired their drive for stardom and a life on the road. Go behind the curtain with the record producer, the videographer, and the tour manager, and learn about the reality of life as a touring musician. A treasure trove of exclusive interviews and photographs.

Ed Cooper's a senior infant now and that means using the big boys' toilet. Ed needs 'to go' but he just can't. The big white toilet is very different to the junior infants' loo-- with no lock on the door and goodness knows what hiding 'down there'! What can Ed do? He can't hold on forever. Maybe, just maybe, there's a way out -- Gran's potty. Gran's potty is no ordinary potty but can it help save the day? A hilarious and original tale, from Eoin Colfer of Artemis Fowl fame.

What happens to the Christmas tree fairy who falls off her perch? Flora the fairy reckons she is the most important part of Christmas and the most beautiful fairy ever! But Flora has heard worrying stories that some families put a star on the top of the tree. Can you image in it? A mere star! Flora makes sure to kick the star back down a few branches every time she sees it advancing up the tree. But when Flora falls off the tree, the vain and selfish fairy has much to learn before she can regain her rightful place on the Christmas tree. Flyer number 9

An exciting introductory book to all things Irish in which children learn a little about a broad range of Irish topics and make ornaments, souvenirs and wearable or useful items based on Irish themes. They also learn 'The Leprechaun Song', make a laughing leprechaun, a charming Irish cottage, a troupe of dancers, the St Brendan boat, Irish fridge magnets, Celtic style jewellery - and lots more. Learn about Ireland's past and about life in Ireland today. A great book for the visiting child or for children of Irish origin.