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Children's Books

Children's books from Irish authors and illustrators, to story books, to the lives of artists.
Cluasa Capaill ar an Rí

Cluasa Capaill ar an Rí
A line drawing of O’Connell St in Dublin. It is half hand coloured, with some buildings still white. The title is at the top in yellow and orange against a blue sky.

Colour Dublin
An orange background with a pattern of ‘Votes for Women’ leaflets. A flat illustration of a woman in a green military uniform stands in the centre. The title is in large white, capital letters in the centre.

Constance Markievicz: The Rebel Countess
Daniel O’Connell: A Graphic Life

Daniel O’Connell: A Graphic Life
A green cover with the title in yellow painted letters in the centre. In the top right corner peeking down is a man from the neck up, smoking a pipe and wearing a knit hat. In the bottom left corner is a woman from the neck up wearing a straw hat, with some butterflies.

Dare to Dream
Don't Worry Little Crab Board Book

Don't Worry Little Crab Board Book
Don’t Worry, Little Crab

Don’t Worry, Little Crab
Draw with Don 4: Cartoon Creatures

Draw with Don 4: Cartoon Creatures
Drawing School

Drawing School
Eva and the Perfect Rain

Eva and the Perfect Rain
Every Day Amazing: Fantastic Facts for Every Day of the Year

Every Day Amazing: Fantastic Facts for Every Day of the Year
Favourite Irish Legends Colouring Book

Favourite Irish Legends Colouring Book
Fields of Home

Fields of Home
A cartoon underwater scene of a grey baby whale surrounded by various fish, octopus and jelly fish. The title is across the top in white letters.

Finn's First Song
Fionn and the Fianna

Fionn and the Fianna
First Irish Dictionary: 500 First Words

First Irish Dictionary: 500 First Words
A cover made up of different squares of red, cream and shades of green. Each square has a different drawing with its Irish word such as a dog, a shoe, and a stew. The title is across the middle in the same colours as the squares.

Foclóiropedia: A Journey Through the Irish Language from Arán to Zú
Frankie's World

Frankie's World
Yellow stars on a blue background with the title in white and red taking up most of the cover. Three small illustrations of women playing sport, camogie, football, and fencing, are around the sides.

Girls Play Too
Girls Play Too 2

Girls Play Too 2
A bright purple background with an illustration of a navy and blue baby bear being held by a large matching bear. The top half is the title in white block letters that look hand drawn.

Goodnight Everyone Board Book
A blue background with a pattern of old sailing ships. A flat illustration of a woman with red hair dressed as a pirate, a sword on her waist, is in the centre. The title is in large white, capital letters in the centre.

Granuaile The Pirate Queen
Guess How Much I Love You

Guess How Much I Love You
Have You Seen the Dublin Vampire?

Have You Seen the Dublin Vampire?
Here We Are: Note From Living on Planet Earth

Here We Are: Note From Living on Planet Earth
The top part of the cover is yellow with the title in black. The rest of the cover is an Irish flag. Drawings of three different children go down the centre of the flag saying ‘Hide the words’, ‘Remember them’, ‘Speak!’

Hide & Speak Irish
A cover made up of different squares of orange, cream, sage and navy. Each one has a different drawing of an Irish scene such as Leinster House, an old ship, and a man in a military uniform. The title is across the middle in the same colours as the squares, against a cream background.

Historopedia Activity Book
A cover made up of different squares of orange, cream, sage and navy. Each one has a different drawing of an Irish scene such as a Viking ship, Croke Park, and Oscar Wilde. The title is across the middle in the same colours as the squares, against a cream background.

Historopedia: The Story of Ireland from Then Until Now
How to Draw Almost Everything For Kids

How to Draw Almost Everything For Kids
A bad cartoon drawing of a cheetah with black spots drawn over a blob of yellow for the body. The title is across the top in black letters.

How to Draw Animals for the Artistically Anxious