Vincent McDonnell Livres

A group of kids overhear a plot to help an evil criminal escape prison. Can they uncover the plot in time? ""What a great way to encourage a young person to read."" - Irish American News ""I knew it was a children's book but the suspense quickly drew me into the plot and I too wanted to know how the boy was going to save Santa. This development of suspense showed me why McDonnell is popular among pre-teens."" -Frank West, Irish American News.

Focusing on Michael Collins' pivotal role in Irish history, the book explores his ascent from a wanted man in the British Empire to a key figure in the first Irish government as Commander-in-Chief. It delves into his involvement in negotiating the Treaty that resulted in Britain retaining control over the Six Counties, a decision that sparked the Civil War and ultimately led to his tragic ambush in 1922. The narrative captures the complexities of his legacy and the tumultuous period in which he lived.

An exciting journey through Ireland's vibrant and diverse history by an established children's writer.

Michael Collins was once the most wanted man in the British Empire. Discover the gripping story of one of Ireland's most important rebels in this action- packed biography for young readers.

The narrative delves into the tragic journey of the Titanic, exploring the motivations behind its construction and the dreams of its builders. It captures the harrowing events of the voyage from Europe, detailing the collision with the iceberg and the subsequent sinking. The book highlights the contrasting behaviors of passengers and crew, showcasing acts of heroism as well as moments of cowardice during the disaster, providing a comprehensive understanding of this infamous maritime tragedy.

Robbie Scott is about to become Irish Junior Formula One Champion when someone tampers with his brakes. Robbie blames his rivals. But are more sinister forces at work? Why is the mysterious Mr. Marana anxious to sponsor a team and is he connected wit

Set in April 1875, this thrilling tale recounts the daring rescue of six Irish Fenian prisoners from a harsh Australian prison by the whaler Catalpa. Convicted of treason, the prisoners, fearing for their lives, sought help from their American comrades. On Easter Monday 1876, they executed a bold escape, but their freedom was jeopardized as alarms were raised. The narrative highlights themes of courage, endurance, and adventure, making it an exciting read for ages 9 to 14.

In a village plagued by danger, the chief's absence allows the evil Nevel to seize power. The chief's three children—Bolan, Alina, and Vanu—embark on a quest to locate their father and restore peace to Marn. Their journey unfolds as a captivating adventure, highlighting themes of bravery and family bonds against the backdrop of a struggle between good and evil.