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The Skin I'm In is a story that everyone can relate to. God created each and every one of us to be special and yet we often forget how wonderful we are. All of the characters are very interesting in the way they look and they wonder if they are the only creatures like this. One day they realize how great it is to be different and they find this through the beauty of seeing children for the very first time. Allow me to introduce you to Mr. Tickle, Benjamin, Beth, Appi, Fellbright and Dingo. Read along and find your own special beauty. No matter who you are God loves you and I pray you always remember to Love The Skin YOU'RE In!

A lovely 1930 copy published by the Bibliophist society in a dark brown hardcover, 640 pages, corners rounded, made from cloth or rag type paper, with deckle edges, gold inset lettering on spine (as if it were much older) I guess it could be, but the Bibliophist Society did print one in 1930, according to the Library of Congress. Has a sticker from the bookstore in London where it was sold new, The Emporium, I believe in London, these are the tiny stickers that bookstores put in high quality books. It cost $1.48 in 1930. Has name from 1937 inside, no other marks, tight binding.

The chequered history of Bunratty is filled with stories of sieges and conquests, executions and murders, even an occasional spirit, of ambitious men, and their wives, seeking to be overlord; of Norman, Irish and English, all inextricably linked to mould the story of Bunratty, spanning a period of almost 800 years. Four distinct castles or fortifications have stood here since the middle of the thirteenth century, an indication of the importance of the site, situated as it is on the river passage to Limerick, once an important Viking and later Norman trading centre. If walls could talk this is the book they would write - as Martin Breen takes you on a journey through the history of this most renowned of Irish castles.