Children's book reviews: Books to warm up the imagination as autumn comes to a close

Children’s Books Ireland has some recommended stories which can perfectly fill the gap before the Christmas winter period takes full effect, writes Ruth Concannon
Children's book reviews: Books to warm up the imagination as autumn comes to a close

These books are the perfect companion to cosy up with in these darker evenings.

November is a month where we observe two very different types of people emerge: Those who do not wish to think or even speak of Christmas, and those who eagerly tear down their Halloween decorations to deck the halls.

This presents us with a conundrum for this month’s selections in which we hope to appease both mindsets. 

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