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Dare to Dream: Irish People Who Took on the World (and Won!) [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 64 pages, height x width x depth: 242x180x12 mm, weight: 434 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Oct-2019
  • Izdevniecība: O'Brien Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1788491270
  • ISBN-13: 9781788491273
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  • Cena: 22,19 €
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 64 pages, height x width x depth: 242x180x12 mm, weight: 434 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 21-Oct-2019
  • Izdevniecība: O'Brien Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1788491270
  • ISBN-13: 9781788491273
Dream big. You cant put a limit on your dreams because nothing is impossible. Katie Mullan, Ireland Hockey Captain





Are you ready to be inspired?





Open this book and discover a world of courage, bravery and adventure.





Adventurers, explorers, inventors, dreamers.... for a small country Irish people have had a huge impact internationally. From helping street children in India, to saving Jewish children during World War II and exploring new worlds, their reach has been world-wide. From Michael Collins to Rosie Hackett, Lady Gregory to Tom Crean, this book celebrates the brave and daring Irish.





Be inspired by some of Irelands most daring and fearless men and women.

Recenzijas

a companion publication to the fantastic Blazing A Trail vivid portraits by Graham Corcoran Sarah Webbs accessible prose delivers key and fun facts. This title is a great addition to school bookshelves with lots of scope for further reading and project-based work discover be inspired * InTouch Magazine * incredible true-life stories concise one-page biographies of well-known and lesser-known figures from all walks of Irish history and contemporary life, from revolutionaries like Pįdraig Pearse and Elizabeth OFarrell to rock-stars like Bono and Hozier. However, it is the lesser-known stories - like that of American Civil War soldier Albert DJ Cashier and adventurer Madam Dragonfly - that really sing. Graham Corcorans chiselled portraits dominate suggestive background landscapes, which use a few key details to support Webbs pithy prose  * Irish Times * amazing lives that will inspire young dreamers provides plenty of inspiration for the countrys next generation of movers and shakers * Evening Echo *

Papildus informācija

Short-listed for TheJournal.ie Best Irish Published Book of the Year 2019 (Ireland).
Engineer and Astronomer
5(2)
William Parsons
Mathematician
7(2)
Ceorce Poole
Science Writer
9(2)
Acnes Mary Clerke
American Civil War Soldier
11(2)
Albert D.J. Cashier
Writer and Co-founder of the Abbey Theatre
13(2)
Lady Gregory
Ireland's first President
15(2)
Douglas Hyde
Human Rights Activist and Irish Nationalist
17(2)
Roger Casement
Wimbledon Winner
19(2)
Lena Rice
Marine biologist
21(4)
Maude Delap: `The Jellyfish Lady'
Artists, Craftswomen and Publishers
25(1)
Lily
Lolly Yeats
Inventors And Discoverers
25(2)
Antarctic Explorer
27(2)
Tom Crean
Suffragette, Teacher and Civil Rights Campaigner
29(2)
Cretta Cousins
Teacher and Revolutionary
31(4)
Patrick Pearse
Writer
35(1)
James Joyce
Nationalist, Midwife and Loyal friend
35(2)
Elizabeth O'Farrell
Movie Director, Producer and Writer
37(2)
Rey Ingram
Trade Unionist and Nationalist
39(2)
Rosanna `Rosie' Hackett
Cynthia Evelyn Loncfield: `Madam Dragonfly' Dragonfly Expert and Adventurer
41(4)
Nobel Prize-Winning Scientist
45(1)
Ernest Walton
Aid Worker and Humanitarian
45(2)
Mary Elmes
Surgeon and Rugby Legend
47(2)
Jack Kyle
Olympic Champion
49(2)
Ronnie Delany
Politician and Civil Rights Campaigner
51(4)
John Hume
Astrophysicist
55(1)
Professor Susan Mckenna-Lawlor
Musician and Humanitarian
55(2)
Pop Geldof
U2 Musicians
57(2)
Hat Designer
59(2)
Philip Treacy
Sportswoman
61(2)
Cora Staunton
Dreamers Of Tomorrow
63
Sarah Webb is an award-winning childrens writer. She won Irish Book awards for Blazing a Trail: Irish Women who Changed the World (illustrated by Lauren ONeill) and A Sailor Went to Sea, Sea, Sea: Favourite Rhymes from an Irish Childhood (illustrated by Steve McCarthy).



Sarah runs creative writing clubs for young writers, reviews childrens books for the Irish Independent, programmes many childrens and family events and works part-time in a childrens bookshop. Passionate about bringing children and books together, Sarah was awarded the Childrens Books Ireland Award for Outstanding Contribution to Childrens Books in Ireland.



www.sarahwebb.ie