The National Gallery will host a study morning on fables and fairy tales in Irish art on Saturday 24 March. The study morning will include an exploration of the fairy tale images in the work of Harry Clarke, PJ Lynch will give a talk on Illustrating the Fantastic in Life and in Art and the [...]
Celia Rees talks to Michelle Pauli about her new YA novel, ‘This Is Not Forgiveness’, on the Guardian Children’s Books Podcast. This new novel, which Rees describes as “part political [...]
Jenny Duffy, 18, reviews ‘Tempest’ by Julie Cross. You can read a sample chapter on the Guardian children’s books site. “My name is Jackson and I can travel through time.” [...]
It’s been quite a year for The Lonely Beast. Since his story first appeared on bookshop shelves last February the Beast has won awards, starred in a short film and [...]
Suzi Burns, 14, reviews “The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight” by Jennifer E Smith and “Going Underground” by Susan Vaught. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight [...]
There’s a very musical spring in store at The Ark, so tune up your vocal chords for singing, songwriting and beatbox workshops at Dublin’s cultural centre for children. Check out [...]
Laureate na nÓg Siobhán Parkinson and UK Children’s Laureate Julia Donaldson will meet for a joint event at the Royal Irish Academy on Friday, January 20th, at 2pm. [...]
