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Children/Middle Grade Irish/Celtic Myths, Folklore, Fairytales
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items Explore the enchanting realm of Irish and Celtic mythology, folklore, and fairytales, captivating children and middle-grade readers with its rich narratives and vibrant characters. These stories, steeped in ancient traditions, offer a glimpse into th...
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Mythology
Folklore
Fairytales
Mythology
Mythology introduces readers to legendary figures like Cú Chulainn and the goddess Brigid, weaving lessons of courage and interconnectedness.
In Erika Lewis's Kelcie Murphy and The Academy for the Unbreakable Arts, readers are introduced to a magical school steeped in Celtic mythology, where a young warrior named Kelcie Murphy must decide her fate in an epic battle. The Otherworld is embro...
Kelcie Murphy and the Academy for the Unbreakable Arts
Folklore
Folklore features magical creatures and moral tales, with characters like the cunning leprechaun imparting cultural values.
An old woman despises chores, constantly lamenting, "Work! Work! Work! How I hate it!" Her wish for relief is granted when fairies appear, magically handling all her tasks: cleaning dishes, sweeping the house, shaking out bedclothes, and knitting. Ho...
Too Many Fairies: A Celtic Tale
Tim O’Toole and his wife, Kathleen, are so impoverished that they lack even a penny or a potato, and their cats are too thin for mice to bother with. In his quest for work, Tim encounters a group of leprechauns who bestow upon him gifts to change his...
Tim O'Toole and the Wee Folk
An enchanting Irish folktale unfolds as the greedy Leprechaun King hoards all of Ireland's good fortune, leaving the land bereft of luck. Enter Fiona, a clever and resourceful heroine, who devises a cunning plan to reclaim the luck for the people of ...
Fiona's Luck
In ancient times on a verdant isle, a tale of magic and bravery unfolds. A fortress once stood, home to four children and their father, King Lir. This enchanting story recounts the legend of The Children of Lir, transformed into swans by their cruel ...
The Children of Lir: Ireland's Favourite Legend
In "A Pot O' Gold," Kathleen Krull and David McPhail celebrate Ireland's rich heritage through a vibrant anthology crafted for families. This collection offers a treasure trove of Irish culture, featuring stories, poems, songs, recipes, and a touch o...
A Pot O' Gold: Irish Stories & Folklore
In the village of Crookhaven, chaos ensues when the witch's horse is stolen. Bold and brassy Kate O'Sullivan decides to take action, but her efforts backfire, landing her and her family in trouble with the king. To save them, Kate relies on her story...
O'Sullivan Stew
Fairytales
Fairytales blend magic, adventure, and romance, transporting readers to fantastical realms.
Irish fairy tales and legends brim with enchantment, brave deeds, and lost loves, captivating audiences across generations. This rich collection features ten beloved Irish stories, retold by Una Leavy. The post of Gold highlights leprechaun mischief,...
The O'Brien Book of Irish Fairy Tales and Legends