Leabhar Breac

Jeaic is learning about ancient iron-age Gaelic warriors at school. He'd love to be able to see them for himself. He builds a time machine to travel back in time and meet the Gaelic warriors. Let's hope it does what it's supposed to do!!

Jim Hawkins comes upon a map of an island where a secret treasure is hidden. Along with the Doctor and Trelawney, Jim goes to sea in search of the treasure — but a mean bunch of pirates are already searching for the same treasure. In simple Irish, and with wonderful artwork, this powerful story is introduced to the young reader. This is a book that will awaken the childs’s imagination.

Clasaicí Beaga Bídeacha is a collection of six beautifully illustrated picture-books for young readers. The collection comprises of An Odaisé (The Odussey), Romeo agus Juliet, Frankenstein, Oileán an Órchiste (Treasure Island), Don Cíochótae (Don Quixote) agus Camchuairt Ghuilivéir (Gulliver’s Travels). In simple Irish, and with wonderful artwork, these powerful European classics are introduced to the young reader. These are all books that will awaken the child’s imagination.

Bíonn faitíos ar Mhac Tíre i gcónaí, agus bíonn na mic tíre eile ag gáire faoi. Ceapann sé nach mac tire ceart é. Ar deireadh, socraíonn sé imeacht amach faoin domhain mór agus é sa tóir ar an misneach. Sraith trí phictiúrleabhar don aoisghrúpa 4-7 mbliana. Sna scéilíní deasa seo is iad na rudaí céanna a dhéan=ann imní do Mhac Tíre agus a bhíonn ag déanamh imní do gach páiste — an grá; siúl ar scoil; a bheith cróga, srl. Leabhair álainn soláimhseáilte iad le léamh os ard sa bhaile nó ar scoil.

Mac Tíre bocht, níl aon duine mór leis. Tá an
t-earrach tagtha agus tá na héin is na hainmhithe ag imeacht thart ina bpéirí go grámhar. Cá dtiocfaidh Mac Tíre ar a ghrá geal féin? Sraith trí phictiúrleabhar don aoisghrúpa 4-7 mbliana. Sna scéilíní deasa seo is iad na rudaí céanna a dhéanann imní do Mhac Tíre agus a bhíonn ag déanamh imní do gach páiste — an grá; siúl ar scoil; a bheith cróga, srl. Leabhair álainn soláimhseáilte iad le léamh os ard sa bhaile nó ar scoil.

[localer:en]Poor Mac Tíre, nobody loves him. Spring is here and all the birds and the animals are going around lovingly in pairs. How will Mac Tíre find his own true love? A series of three picturebooks for 4-7 year olds. In these charming stories Mac Tíre the wolf has the same questions other children have—why is walking to tiresome? Why don’t I have a special friend? Why am I so scared? These beautiful picture books are easily handled by children and are ideal for reading aloud at home or at school.

The 'Níotú' collection comprises of six little illustrated novels for the 7+ age group, six stories about Níotú the little red indian and his friends. Each book is beautifully presented in a folding cover full of information and games. Each story tells about Níotú and his friends in the tribe, involving animals and wildlife. These are books that teach the child the importance of nature and our relation to the wild.

 

The scientist Victor Frankenstein is looking for the secret of life. He creates a big ugly monster, but the monster frightens him so much that Victor runs away in fear.  The monster becomes lonely, then he becomes angry, and he goes off in search of the man who created him. In simple Irish, and with wonderful artwork, this powerful story is introduced to the young reader. This is a book that will awaken the child’s imagination.

Don Quixote is an old man who lives in the past. He has read so many books about knights and chivalry that he thinks he is a knight himself.  Along with his servant Sancho Panza, he rides out in search of adventure. But most of these adventures take place in his imagination, and when they land him in trouble he depends on Sancho Panza to get him out.  In simple Irish, and with wonderful artwork, this powerful story is introduced to the young reader. This is a book that will awaken the child’s imagination.