The Mersey Girls
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Spring 1913, and seventeen-year-old Evie Murphy is leaving her native Ireland for the city of...
Room
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Jack is five. He lives with his Ma. They live in a single, locked room. They don't have the key....
Freckles
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Sometimes the people who have the power to change your life are the ones who have been there all...
Irish Literature
This is a funny, engaging book (a bit cringy during the sex scenes, but I suspect that might just be the convent-school educated girl in me ??♀️ ). The story was very enjoyable, although I did feel that she jumped into another relationship rather quickly (ahem, convent school...). But after listening further, it does make sense. She hadn’t been happy for a while, it seems. I loved the teenaged girls in the family - I think she wrote them realistically. I loved the family members too, and you get a real feel for an Irish family, and family dynamics generally. A great, fun book, with a few rather teary moments. Lots of feels, people!
The Parkhurst Years: My Time Locked Up with Britain's Most Notorious Criminals
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'The next stage meant that there was no going back. An Irish prisoner stepped forward and slipped a...
Wellington
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The archetype of the stern, silent Englishman dedicated to his duty, the Duke of Wellington had all...
A Guide to Britain and Ireland
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Britain and Ireland form a group of small but fascinating countries, teeming with ancient history,...
Charles Pelham Villiers: Aristocratic Victorian Radical
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This book provides the first biographical study of Charles Pelham Villiers (1802-1898), whose long...
My Life as a Foreign Country
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In 2003, Sergeant Brian Turner was at the head of a convoy of 3,500 US soldiers as they entered the...
Heritage Crochet in a New Light: Enriching Your Designs with Antique Lace Techniques
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Learn the history of heritage crochet techniques, and how to use them to enrich any crochet project....