Somewhere Cold: A Year Living in the High Arctic

A compelling blend of travel narrative, family memoir and cultural observation, richly illustrated with photographs, Somewhere Cold is about pushing boundaries, embracing the unknown and discovering that sometimes the most valuable lessons come from unexpected places.

ISBN: 9781781178775

EL: Translated From The Irish

Speculative historical fiction and winner of the An Post Irish Language Novel of the Year Award. Part academic mystery, part historical thriller, EL speaks directly to our post-truth moment – a world where AI reshapes narratives, disinformation spreads like wildfire, and the very nature of truth hangs in the balance. Translated from Irish by the author, this award-winning work captures the authentic voice of contemporary Irish literature.

ISBN: 9781781179536

Your Body Belongs to You

In this groundbreaking book, Lucía Serrano, together with a team of specialists, addresses the topics of sexuality and child abuse prevention using clear, straightforward language. An essential resource for families. Over 330,000 copies sold! This book helps children understand personal boundaries and prevent unwanted behaviour and contact.

ISBN: 9781917453813

Featured Author: Judith Hermann

Judith Hermann was born in Berlin in 1970. Her debut Summer House, Later (1998) was extraordinarily well received. She followed up in 2003 with the short stories Nothing But Ghosts, some of which were dramatised for cinema in 2007. Her internationally celebrated collection Alice came out in 2009. Judith Hermann published her first novel, Where Love Begins, in 2014, followed by Letti Park in 2016, which was awarded the Danish Blixen Prize for short stories. Her 2021 novel Daheim was nominated for the Leipzig Book Fair Prize. Judith Hermann has won numerous awards for her work, including the Kleist Prize and the Friedrich Hölderlin Prize. Her most recent book, We’d Have Told Each Other Everything, was awarded the Wilhelm Raabe Prize in 2023. She lives and writes in Berlin.

Featured Author: Fiann O’Nualláin

Fiann Ó Nualláin is an award-winning garden designer and horticultural therapist. He is co-presenter on RTÉ’s ‘Dermot’s Secret Garden’ and makes regular contributions to other TV and radio programmes on the subjects of ethnobortany, the natural environment, biodiversity, ecological gardening and GIY. He blogs under theholisticgardener.com and contributes to a variety of gardening and health magazines across Europe. As a horticultural therapist Fiann develops outreach horticulture programmes with Dublin City Council and other agencies further afield, working with children at risk, elder groups, and adults in recovery and community regeneration projects.