30th: Your next read as inspired by the #readirishwomenchallenge24 - Barcelona by Mary Costello #reading #readmore #readreadread #recommendedreading #womenauthors #irishwomenwriters Karina C @read_irish_women_challenge

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Day 30, your next read inspired by this challenge.
I've chosen one I have and one I want!
Black & Irish. Legends, Trailblazers, and Everyday Heroes by Leon Diop & Briana Fitzsimons, illustrated by Jessica Louis.
The Weather Girls by Sarah Webb.

Day 30 Your next read inspired by #ReadIrishWomenChallenge24 Loved chance to recommend books and read other recommendations. Next up: will work through Julia O’Faolain backlist starting with these gems. For something bang up to date I’ll alternate with Cathy Sweeney’s #Breakdown

Loads of great recommendations here by Irish women, read & enjoy!

Day 30 #readirishwomenchallenge24

My next read inspired by this challenge: Making babies by Anne Enright.

Because books that narrate motherhood in an honest way are essential for women to gain the knowledge we need to make conscious decisions about having children or not.

Today is Day 30 of #ReadIrishWomenChallenge24 - Your next read inspired by the challenge...

Our pick is #TheAmendments by Niamh Mulvey.

A big thank to everyone who participated in this lovely challenge. We hope you've discovered a few new novels!

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Day 30th of #ReadIrishWomenChallenge24 - your next read inspired by this challenge!
The Wren by Anne Enright.
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#ReadIrishWomenChallenge24 day 30: next read inspired by challenge - Breakdown by Cathy Sweeney has been on the list anyway (love her short stories) but seeing so much praise for it has nudged it up.
Now: can we have a GIANT ROUND OF APPLAUSE for Muhammad Ridwan… instagr.am/p/C6XRdC7qKOD/

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Day 30: ❤️📚 insp by RIWC. Far too many to mention.This is a great challenge. Here are just a few gems that caught my eye. #BlazingaTrail Sarah Webb
Wonders of the wild by Eanna Ni Lamhna, The Colony, In Her Place

Day 30 #readirishwomenchallenge24 my next Irish read is Little Bang by Kelly McCaughrain This has been a brilliant month of book challenges and picking up recommendations! Thank you The Bookaneer808 😊😊 Dubray

Bisan is a 25yo Palestinian woman who has been documenting Israel’s genocide in Gaza. I guarantee that many of the students holding strong in the face of fascist police assaults on their encampments for Gaza at campuses across the United States know Bisan.

Day 29 of #ReadIrishWomenChallenge24 . A book of less than 300 pages. For YA readers, Bláth Fiáin by Meadhbh Ní Eadhra. For grownups, Soldier Sailor by Claire Kilroy. Dubray PDST Post-Primary Literacy Link Loreto College Foxrock Discover Irish Children's Books Faber Books Cló Iar-Chonnacht

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We are delighted to welcome Jo Spain to our #DubrayGraftonSt shop for her new atmospheric and chilling novel #TheTrial . Taking place this Wednesday, 1st May, 6.30 pm onwards. All welcome! We hope to see you there ✨
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#ReadIrishWomenChallenge24
Day 29 is a book under 300 pages.
One of my favourites is Siobhán Parkinson's Sisters... No way!
Tells the story of Cindy and Ashling as their families coalesce and move in together, written from the perspective of both girls. All under 230 pages!

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Day 29 A book that is under 300 pages

Day 29 #readirishwomenchallenge24

📕 A book that is < 300 pages: Unsettled by Dr. Rosaleen McDonagh.

Rosaleen writes fearlessly about a diverse experience of being Irish. 'Unsettled' explores racism, ableism, abuse and resistance as well as the bonds of community, family and friendship.

Day 29 of Read Irish Women Challenge 24 is a book that is under 300 pages. Going oldschool again with a book published in 1969 that clocks in at 127 pages. Marriage Irish Style by Dorine Rohan is a very eyeopening read about marriage at that time #ReadIrishWomenChallenge24

Day 29th of #ReadIrishWomenChallenge24 - a book that is under 300 pages. Who Do You Think You Are? by Pauline Burgess. 256 pages and well worth reading! The Bookaneer808 Dubray
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