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portada Granny O'Neill
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
222
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x1.3 cm
Weight
0.33 kg.
ISBN13
9788794302531

Granny O'Neill

Piet Ceanadach (Author) · Mill House · Paperback

Granny O'Neill - Ceanadach, Piet

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Synopsis "Granny O'Neill"

There are not many examples of young adult fiction for young Pagan or Alternative Path families. Piet Ceanadach feels strongly about this and has presented a book that is based on authentic Celtic beliefs and traditions. It is on the one hand a happy story about children evacuated during war time. On the other it covers Celtic values of life, death and heroism. It's World War II, 1941. Janet and her four children, Jenny, 14, Peter, 12 and 8-year-old twins Emma and Rosie, are in a city under heavy bombardment. One evening, Janet arranges to evacuate the children to Ireland, to stay with Granny O'Neill. Jenny is in charge. The children must journey by bus, train, ferry and train to Ireland during unsettled times.Granny O'Neill takes them by horse and cart to her 13-room cottage on the wild and remote west coast. It is a lovely summer holiday and in the evenings, Granny tells them stories of quests and heroes of long ago, creating a mystical atmosphere with her harp music. But all is not as it seems.As the days go by Jenny notices that they are growing up rather quickly, and no one seems to know what day it is or how long they have been there. Then there are a few more odd things about this coastal holiday that cause Jenny and Peter to search for answers. Within the story, there is another tale, one that Granny weaves every evening with the help of her magical harp. This gripping tale is the heroic quest of a young Priestess and a Selkie, during the times of the threat of the Roman invasion. As the two stories progress, the children go on a journey of discovery about magic, myth and ancient Celtic deities.

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