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Books published by publisher Irish Amer Book Co

  • The Sleeping Giant

    Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, March 1, 2001)
    Off the coast of Ireland there lies an island. It looks just like a giant sleeping in the sea. What if it really is a giant-and what if, one day, the Sleeping Giant wakes up? In this beautifully illustrated picture book Marie Louise Fitzpatrick tells the story of a Kerry giant whose size and clumsiness annoy his neighbors so much that they appeal to their king for help. The local druid concocts a special stew which makes the giant sleepy. He wades out to the sea off Dingle, lies down and falls fast asleep. He sleeps and sleeps. Grass and seaweed cover him. Eventually people forget who he is and begin to believe that he is a small island. Centuries later, the giant wakes up and causes havoc, terrifying locals and tourists alike. Unable to find his friends, who have died hundreds of years ago, he feels lonely and goes back out to sea where he sits down and starts to cry. Then along comes a little girl called Ann who volunteers to talk to him. She is flown out in a helicopter and persuades him that really the people are very fond of him. . . . Together they come up with a solution that keeps everyone happy.
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  • Magical Irish Folk Tales

    Michael Scott

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, )
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  • Irish Legends for Children

    Lady Gregory, Frances Boland

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, April 15, 1991)
    A collection of traditional Irish folktales and legends includes "The Coming of Finn," "Birth of Bran," and "Oisin's Mother"
  • The Powder Monkey: A 1798 Story

    Bill Wall

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, March 1, 1998)
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  • Run to Earth

    Tom McCaughren

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, Nov. 15, 1984)
    Book by McCaughren, Tom
  • The Irish Leprechaun Book

    Mary Feehan

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, Jan. 1, 1995)
    An essay, two poems, and seven tales about the most famous of Ireland's "wee folk."
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  • Golden Apples: Irish Poems for Children

    Jo O'Donoghue

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, Feb. 1, 1998)
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  • Enchanted Irish Tales

    Patricia Lynch

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, April 1, 1990)
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  • Dance of the Midnight Fire

    Cormac MacRaois

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, Oct. 1, 1998)
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  • Silent Stones

    Mark O'Sullivan

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, )
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  • A Spooky Irish Tale for Children

    Eddie Lenihan

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, Oct. 1, 1998)
    Book by Lenihan, Eddie
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  • Irish Fairytales

    Michael Scott

    Paperback (Irish Amer Book Co, Nov. 1, 1989)
    Twelve Irish fairy tales retell some of Ireland's less well-known stories, dealing with fairies, elves, and leprechauns
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