<p>This is a beautifully illustrated re-imagining of the classic story of Little Red Riding Hood. This time the story is set in Dublin where the city itself is just as much a character in the story as its fearless heroine, Fiona. Full of charm and imagination Fiona overcomes her fears to reach her granny’s house, on her whistle-stop tour around major Dublin landmarks. Charming illustrations and engaging story-line allow the voice of the child to emerge in both the text and illustration as she negotiates the world around her.  A wonderful book which like its hero Fiona, is both bold and fearless. Great for read aloud or read alone!</p>

Literacy Association of Ireland

<p>beautifully quirky … a short journey that all kids will enjoy</p>

- Sunday World,

<p>a unique, original revisitation of <em>Little Red Riding Hood</em> with a mischievous, Irish twist. Presented with sun-splashed, eccentric illustrations in a gently muted rainbow palette, <em>A Dublin Fairytale</em> follows the journey of Fiona and her cat to buy supplies at the Witches’ Market for her Granny, who is sick. […] A delightful story ... Children will love <em>A Dublin Fairytale</em> for its candor, freshness, and imagination.</p>

- The MidWest Book Review (US),

<p>the gorgeous illustrations were impossible to pass up</p>

- deserttodublin,

<p>beautiful … amazing illustrations … brilliant map … fantastic … an urban fairytale</p>

- RTE Radio 1, Marian Finuane

<p>a joy to read and a pleasure to view</p>

- Sunday World,

<p>beautifully illustrated … mapping and sequencing could be explored after a class reading … suitable for storytelling with young children and could be used in an Infant Classroom</p>

- InTouch Magazine,

<p>full of charm and gentle wit and congratulations must go to her Irish publishers, O’Brien Press, for supporting new picture book talent</p>

- Sunday Independent,

<p>this year’s treat for young Dubliners … unquestionably</p>

- Irish Times,

<p>I like a good fairytale, especially when a writer approaches it in a different way … The illustrations are charming, softly drawn with lovely autumnal colours and interesting things to look at throughout … a nice bedtime story</p>

- thebookbag.co.uk,

<p>very special</p>

- mummypages.ie,

<p>the story is enjoyable, but the real hero of this book is the beautiful artwork - each page brings with it a new scene with lots to take in and discover</p>

- Leabhar Love,

<p>delightful</p>

- kidscultureireland.com,

<p>lovely and unusual</p>

- parentsintouch.co.uk,

<p>absolutely delightful</p>

- Gobblefunked,

<p>a playful retelling of Little Red Riding Hood set in Dublin … gentle and fun … friendly and very stylish …  a lovely way to (re)discover the Fair(y) City and an invitation to find magic round every corner</p>

- Children’s Books Ireland Recommended Reading Guide,