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Book cover: A place of greater safety by Hilary Mantel
Aragorn saying 'but it is not this day'
Picture of hardback edition of Everything Will Swallow You by Tom Cox
Claire Gleeson wins An Post Sunday Independent Newcomer of the Year
Cover of Claire Gleeson's novel Show me where it hurts
Book cover of The Visitor showing a white-gloved, pearl-braceleted hand pushing open a wrought-iron garden gate.
List of Israeli products to avoid eg caramel, jaffa, sacral, puma, sudocrem, lupilu
Instead of Depression... try calling it hibernation. Imagine the darkness is a cave in which you will be nurtured by doing absolutely nothing. Hibernating animals don’t even dream. It’s okay if you can’t imagine Spring. Sleep through the alarm of the world. Name your hopelessness a quiet hollow, a place you go to heal, a den you dug, Sweetheart, instead of a grave.
Green hardback edition of Briggs Dictionary of Fairies
Wall of Dolores Umbridge's Educational Decrees at Hogwarts
Of The Empire We will be known as a culture that feared death and adored power, that tried to vanquish insecurity for the few and cared little for the penury of the many. We will be known as a culture that taught and rewarded the amassing of things, that spoke little if at all about the quality of life for people (other people), for dogs, for rivers. All the world, in our eyes, they will say, was a commodity. And they will say that this structure was held together politically, which it was, and they will say also that our politics was no more than an apparatus to accommodate the feelings of the heart, and that the heart, in those days, was small, and hard, and full of meanness. © 2008 by Mary Oliver From her 2008 collection, Red Bird, p. 46 Published by Beacon Press 2008
Cover of Tidings in red & gold hardback
Cover of Fire Exit 'I wanted the girl to know the truth. I wanted her to know who I was - who I really was - instead of a white man who had lived across from her all her life and watched her grow up from this side of the river. '
Cover of Miss Iceland, stylised female silhouette lying across the ribbon of a typewriter.
Cover of Russian Gothic, primary colour stripes on black background
Cover of the Whitby Witches showing two children in a rowboat on a rough sea with the shadow of a ruined building high on the cliff behind them.
Cover of We Solve Murders showing Trouble (the cat) on the barrel of a gun
Cover of Cat Kid Comic Club , also by David Pilkey
Book cover of Eileen, showing a woman walking alone in the snow
Cover of Centenary Edition of The Lost Domain
Cover of Mrs. Bridge by Evan S Connell showing partial, pixellated image of a woman's face.
Cover of The White Book showing a baby's head with a brain-shaped maze superimposed
Cover of Dork Diaries Crush Catastrophe by Rachel Renée Russell
Cover of Bram Stoker's Dracula
Illustrated book cover of The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper, showing the silhouette of a cloaked man riding a dark horse surrounded by symbols of crows, swords and tree roots.
Sun rising over the Hill of Tara on Winter Solstice 2024
Poem: The Tiger by Nael, age 6 The tiger He destroyed his cage Yes YES The tiger is out
Cover of 1971 Puffin edition of A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula LeGuin. Arts and Crafts style font and illustration of two young men watching in amazement as a third transforms into a sparrowhawk.
Flyer for concert with QR code to book
Pathagon. Box shows hexagonal pieces like a blockbusters board. 'Changing paths Strategy Game' is the description on the box.
Book: Topographia Hibernica by Blindboy Boatclub
Book: Hercule Poirot's Silent Night by Sophie Hannah
Book: Holloway by Robert Mcfarlane, Stanley Donwood, Dan Richards
Book: Victoria Mackenzie, for thy great pain have mercy on my little pain
Book: Deirdre Sullivan & Karen Vaughan, Savage Her Reply
Book: Virginia Woolf, Street Haunting
Book: Vladimir Sorting, Day of the Oprichnik
Book: Maeve Brennan, The Visitor
Dan Schreiber, Alone
Richard Osman Last Devil to Die