Children's books review: Three local reads to consider for your younger reader

Three books from Irish authors that your child may enjoy.
Children's books review: Three local reads to consider for your younger reader

Méabh McDonnell cooks up a literary storm in 'Any Way You Slice It'.

Mon, 18 Aug, 2025 - 10:35
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Any Way You Slice It by Méabh McDonnell (O’Brien Press, €12.99)

Dara Harte is rich, outrageously arrogant, and the heir to a baking business chain.

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