Exploring the Enduring Impact of Siobhan Dowd on Irish Children’s Literature

Siobhan Dowd, an Irish writer with a profound passion for storytelling, left an indelible mark on the world of children’s literature. Through her captivating narratives and thought-provoking themes, Dowd managed to capture the hearts and minds of readers young and old. In this exploration, we delve into the life, works, and legacy of Siobhan Dowd, tracing the impact she has had on Irish children’s literature.

International Children’s Authors: Literature Lessons from Around the World 

by Edgar Debel Books are influential, no matter what age we read them at. They help us to learn new skills, teach us knowledge previously undiscovered and enable us to dive into hidden literary worlds. Depending on our age and experiences, the same book can have a completely different effect on us. Maybe we discover… Continue reading International Children’s Authors: Literature Lessons from Around the World 

Marginalia & The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books

An Interview with Tony Flynn Tony Flynn is a Ph.D. candidate researching marginalia and inscriptions left by early 20th Century child readers in the Pollard Collection of Children’s Books at Trinity College Dublin. He has previously written articles and reviews for Books Ireland and Inis Magazine, among others. He works as Facilities Coordinator at MoLI.… Continue reading Marginalia & The Pollard Collection of Children’s Books