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

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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