One of my favourite shows…witty, snappy & I love the added science dimension. Perfect viewing for any day of the week!

A flashy, funny, stylish law series.

This book is all about different women who were transported from Ireland to Tasmania in the nineteenth century. It contains details on various aspects of the women’s lives (such as their convictions, the voyage and their personal lives in Ireland and Van Diemen’s Land). This book is a must read for anyone interested in this period of history or anyone who wants to find out more about transportation in Ireland.

A great novel with a mesmerising teenage heroine and an intricate plot.

"Of the 95 per cent of people who love football, only 2 per cent understand it. One of my best friends is a complete fan, sees everything, knows everything. But he has no idea …it’s complicated." - Xavi   The above quote from the Spanish midfield legend introduces this most recent instalment from the mysterious “Secret Footballer”. It’s an articulate, humorous and revealing portrait of the modern professional game that covers a diverse array of subjects, such as the whys and wherefores of tactical formation, fitness, diet and skill-sets, player/manager relationships, the geometry of passing

In the 1990s, legendary writer Paul Dini had a flourishing career writing the hugely popular Batman: The Animated Series and Tiny Toon Adventures.

This book is an autobiographical tale of writer Paul Dini’s courageous struggle to overcome a desperate situation, following a walk home onenight where he was jumped and attacked.
In this book Dini relates his experiences of dealing with the physical and emotional fall out of the attack by using Batman characters such as thedark knight himself, Harvey Dent, The Joker and Poison Ivy as manifestations of the wrestling parts of his psyche. Dini wrestles

Using previously unpublished letters, documents and photographs, the book reassesses the life and legacy of Eamon de Valera. Honest and unbiased, it debunks some of the lazy stereotypes we’ve come to accept about one of Ireland’s most important historic figures.

A novel of two halves, the story of a marriage told by the husband and then the wife, this book becomes really enjoyable in the second half when the perspective suddenly changes.

This book is about an alternative universe where society is split up into two different classes, red blooded and silver blooded. Silver blooded people are more superior to red blooded people. They are royalty and they have special super powers unlike the red blooded that are treated very poorly in comparison. This story follows a girl called Mare Barrow who is red blooded. She discovers that she has silver abilities but how long before others find out? What would happen then? I would highly recommend this book to anybody who enjoys dystopian and fantasy books. It’s a great read