Description
Book SynopsisMeasure yourself against the spire on O'Connell street, spot seals at the seaside, zoom down the slide in Stephen's Green playground, and enjoy a GAA game in Croke Park.
My Little Album of Dublin takes the youngest of readers on a fun filled tour of the Fair City. Along the way, they will build up their vocabulary in English and Irish.
Packed with delightful illustrations and words!
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* Irish Examiner *
a beautifully illustrated English and Irish Word Book by Juliette Saumande. The young reader is brought on a visual adventure to explore the exciting sites that Dublin City has to offer. From vibrant O’ Connell Street to the animal antics of Dublin Zoo, the reader will build up their vocabulary in English and Irish. It is an amazing portrait of Dublin and all that makes it unique, from GAA in Croke Park to the festivities of St. Patrick’s Day. This delightful hardback picture-book is a wonderful tribute to Dublin and all it has to offer
* Seomra Ranga *
A guide through Dublin, with a twist!
* Dublin's Q102 *
An attractive hardback, which takes the reader on a visual tour of Dublin … full of gentle humour, colour and diversity. A fun book for sharing with children which would also make a great present for any friends or family visiting the city
-- Irish Independent
This has made my day! ... The illustrations are GORGEOUS
-- Today FM
This delightful new picture book takes us on a tour all across Dublin. Each page features a different location; the Dublin Zoo, down by the River Liffey, traveling on the Dart, visiting a school or a museum; all depicted in wonderfully detailed, whimsical illustrations with bright colours and brilliant expression. There's even a visit into the past! But more than just an adventure to explore all the places in Ireland's capital city, the reader will pick up new words in English and as Gaeilge. There's so much fun! So much to see and do! … This book is an absolute joy, packed full of excitement and absolutely perfect for little ones (and big ones) just learning to speak Irish.
-- Fallen Star Stories
