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Glac Sos Uimhir a hAon

Glac Sos Uimhir a hAon

Glac Sos Uimhir a hAon

by Anna Donovan and Una Leavy

Imprint: The O'Brien Press

2.75 x 4.25 in

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9780862789039
May 2005
Not available

$12.95

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Thirty minute audio cassette featuring the stories DEIRDRE AGUS AN FEAR BRÉIGE and SINÉAD AG DAMHSA.

DEIRDRE AGUS AN FEAR BRÉIGE:

Ba mhaith le Deirdre bheith ina banríon sa dráma ar scoil. Is iontach an choróin atá aici. Ach tá an choróin imithe ar maidin! Cad a dhéanfaidh Deirdre?

Deirdre would like to be queen in the school play. Doesn't she have a lovely crown? But it's gone in the morning. What will Deirdre do?

SINÉAD AG DAMHSA:

Is breá le Sinéad damhsa. Ach cén saghas damhsa? Damhsa Gaelach? Bailé? Ní hea! Tá Sinéad difriúil -- tá a stíl féin ag an gcailín seo.

Sinéad loves to dance. But what kind of dancing? Irish Dancing? Ballet? No! Sinéad is different -- she has her very own style.

Anna Donovan, a former teacher, lives in Dublin and is the author of several books for young people.

Una Leavy has written many books for children. She works as a primary school teacher in County Mayo.

Una Leavy was born in Charlestown, Co. Mayo. She has been writing since early childhood. A primary school teacher by profession, she is married to Lorcán and they have six children. Her writing includes poetry, articles and short stories which have been published in various magazines and periodicals. Much of her work has been for children and to date she has published seven books with the O'Brien Press.

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