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Another Irish picturebook from 2021 - The Vanishing Lake by @paddydonnelly
The story of a very special lake that disappears and reappears, a girl and her clever and wise grandfather. Charming illustrations and an original story. @RTELateLateShow #BookElves2021 #LateLate

It’s the story of a special walk that a father and daughter take together. Heartwarming with outstanding illustrations.
Over the Shop by JonArno Lawson and Qun Leng tells the story of a grumpy shopkeeper and their ward. Their lives change when new tenants arrive. Age 6+

Today I'm working on my winter reviews and trying to pick my favourite 50 titles of the year. Not an easy task, it's been a stellar year for children's books. But this one - published in Jan by @BIGPictureBooks has stayed in my heart and mind all year. Def no 1 on the list.

When I was two my baby sister arrived and I was not well pleased! My mum read me Peter’s Chair by Ezra Jack Keats, the story of a boy who is so fed up when his parents start painting everything in the house pink that he grabs his chair (to save it) + sets up house in the yard.

The images are from On a Magical Do-Nothing Day by Beatrice Alemagna, one of my favourite picturebook author/illustrators. She’s Italian, living in Paris and her shapes, colours and original way of looking at the world - bliss - I could kiss her books! This book is about...

Today I’d like to talk about picturebooks and the magnificent Beatrice Alemagna.
We underestimate children all the time, they love strong, bold artwork in their books - from Jon Klassen’s boxy shapes, to Yasmeen Ismail’s colour splashes, to Sydney Smith’s painterly sweeps.

Delighted to say I'll be visiting Galway bookshops on Saturday (9th Oct) with my great writer friend @PForde123
We both have new books out this year and we look forward to meeting the booksellers @DubrayBooks @easons @ByrnesBooks and @KennysBookshop and signing stock!

So many amazing books out this month and here’s another one - a new retelling (in Irish) of The King with Horse’s Ears by Bridget Bhreathnach and illustrated by @ShonaShirleyMac
And what illustrations they are - magical and full of tiny details for children age 7+ to pour over!

New from Michael Emberley and Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick - I Can Make a Train Noise - about a girl who visits a cafe + transforms it into a train using the power of her imagination. The story is told using v few words, the clever, detailed illustrations take over the storytelling.

It’s not often that a non fiction book makes me cry but this one did - it’s so full of heart and hope and oh my, the illustrations!
The colours, the shapes, Flora’s command of each spread. Her portrayal of the strong capable women and girls. Magnificent!
@FloraDelargy