Written by Gerry Daly and Erika McGann, Translated by Muireann ní Chíobháin. A fantastic new Irish translation of Where Are You, Puffling?A puffling has gone in search of adventure –...
Where is Riley, the little puppy? Let’s find out! Following on the success of Uimhreachra, Dathanna and Comhrá come 3 exciting new titles for young children. Learning is really fun...
Dainín is the first original boardbook series for todders and pre-schoolers to be published by Futa Fata. The series centres on a little tiger, Dainín. In this the first book,...
A lift-the-flap book for preschoolers with a pop-up ending! Play a game of hide and seek with Treasa Tíogar. Young children can follow the clues and lift the sturdy flaps...
Children’s book, full of funny answers to the question – what would frighten a lion? Written by Rossa Ó Snodaigh, illustrated by Wayne O’Connor. Audio version (accessible via QR code...
Caitlín and Cormac have spent the day travelling. And when the night falls, they go travelling with their books. This book reinforces concepts of reading and of imaginary play. During...
Cloiseann Bran fuaimeanna éagsúla. Cé atá i bhfolach uaidh? Téigh ag cuardach le Bran. Beidh spórt agat!Bran hears a lot of different sounds. Who is hiding from him? Go searching...
A colourful series by Megan Ní Ifearnáin exploring activities in the four seasons of the year. Join Céilim and Mamaí visiting a farm, enjoying holidays, walking in the forest and...
A colourful series by Megan Ní Ifearnáin exploring activities in the four seasons of the year. Join Céilim and Mamaí visiting a farm, enjoying holidays, walking in the forest and...
A colourful series by Megan Ní Ifearnáin exploring activities in the four seasons of the year. Join Céilim and Mamaí visiting a farm, enjoying holidays, walking in the forest and...
A colourful series by Megan Ní Ifearnáin exploring activities in the four seasons of the year. Join Céilim and Mamaí visiting a farm, enjoying holidays, walking in the forest and...
This collection of songs and rhymes includes new Irish language versions of favourites such as ‘Humpty dumpty’, ‘Head, shoulders, knees and toes’, as well as a range of newly composed...
