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<p>Sarah Webb’s ‘The Bookshop Sisters’ offers an authentic, and relevant, history lesson. File picture: Emma Jervis </p>

culture

Children's book reviews: Secret sisterhoods, high-seas adventure, and great scary fun

Beyond their worthy messages, this trio of children's authors shine thanks to great storytelling

<p>Above from left: Author of ‘The Doomsday Club’ Kevin Moran; ‘Let’s Play Rugby’ co-authors Gordon D’Arcy and Paul Howard, and ‘The Lost Dogs’ author Patricia Forde. Pictures: City Headshots Dublin; Brendan Moran/Sportsfile; Julien Behal Photography</p>

culture

Children’s book reviews: Doomsday tales of growing up in Ireland leaves tails wagging

<p>Schools across Ireland are warning parents that headlice have been spotted in children’s hair.</p>

parenting

Tots to Teens: What to do if your child gets head lice

Children are the biggest users of Irish public libraries, new figures show

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Children are the biggest users of Irish public libraries, new figures show

Children’s books

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Children’s books

Children’s books battle for awards

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Children’s books battle for awards

Books for Children

Ten Little Babies by Rose Impey, illustrated by Nicola Smee (Bloomsbury; €7.10) embraces all the elements that please the very young.

Sat, 24 Sep, 2011