Níl Éisc le Trust

Can we trust fish? That is the question at the heart of this controversial and laugh-out-loud new picturebook.

Níl Éisc le Trust will open your eyes to fish and their fishy ways, such as:

· Why do fish spend all their time underwater, where they can’t be seen?

· Some of them are as big as a bus – that’s just wrong!

· A group of fish is called a school, but what exactly are they learning in these ‘schools’?

· Are they plotting our doom?

This book is filled with facts, fun and fish … but beware, if you have a goldfish at home, you’ll never have peace of mind again!

Required reading for fishermen, beachgoers and children aged 6–9.

Níl Éisc le Trust is a translation of Don’t Trust Fish by Neil Sharpson, illustrated by Dan Santat.