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    Molly and the Lighthouse
    Molly and the Lockdown
    Mali a'r Goleudy
    Ebook series5 titles

    Molly Series

    By Malachy Doyle and Andrew Whitson

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    About this series

    Molly and Dylan wake up one morning to find a whale washed up on the beach.

    Molly's dad shows them how to care for the whale as they wait for the tide to come in. Molly sings to calm her, while the children and their friends work together to keep her cool and wet. But will they manage to help the whale back into the sea in time?

    A sequel to the acclaimed Molly and the Stormy Sea, this is a moving tale from a master storyteller and illustrator about working together to help make something wonderful happen.

    Written by Malachy Doyle and illustrated by Andrew Whitson.

    'With lovely, simple, emotional text, the reader is placed right in the story; feeling every moment and effort and really invested in the outcome. [...] There is a real sense of community in this book; reliance upon each other, working together with a common, selfless goal. As the story goes on, the sense of compassion and empathy builds, encompassing every page. (And this is done as much through the illustrations as the text.) Gripping, evocative, caring and quietly joyous.' Mary Esther Judy, Fallen Star Stories

    'This is a moving tale from a skilful storyteller and equally talented illustrator about the power of empathy and teamwork. Doyle's engaging narrative is vividly brought to life by Whitson's colourful artwork.' Jenny White, Western Mail
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGraffeg
    Release dateJun 26, 2020
    Molly and the Lighthouse
    Molly and the Lockdown
    Mali a'r Goleudy

    Titles in the series (5)

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      Mali a'r Goleudy
      Mali a'r Goleudy

      Mali a'r Goleudy

      Malachy Doyle
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      Mae Mali’n deffro yn y nos gan wybod bod rhywbeth o’i le – rhywbeth mawr. Mae’r goleudy y tu allan i’w ffenest yn dywyll fel y fagddu. Heb ei belydryn, sut gall ei thad, sydd allan yn pysgota ar y môr tywyll yn ei gwch bach coch, ddod yn ôl i’r harbwr yn ddiogel? Rhaid i Mali ailgynnau’r golau … ar unwaith! Stori gynnes, lawn cyffro, am gariad, dewrder a dyfalbarhad. Llyfrau yn y gyfres: - Mali a’r Môr Stormus - Mali a’r Morfil

      Mae Mali’n deffro yn y nos gan wybod bod rhywbeth o’i le – rhywbeth mawr. Mae’r goleudy y tu allan i’w ffenest yn dywyll fel y fagddu. Heb ei belydryn, sut gall ei thad, sydd allan yn pysgota ar y môr tywyll yn ei gwch bach coch, ddod yn ôl i’r harbwr yn ddiogel? Rhaid i Mali ailgynnau’r golau … ar unwaith! Stori gynnes, lawn cyffro, am gariad, dewrder a dyfalbarhad. Llyfrau yn y gyfres: - Mali a’r Môr Stormus - Mali a’r Morfil

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      Molly and the Lighthouse
      Molly and the Lighthouse

      Molly and the Lighthouse

      Malachy Doyle
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      Molly wakes in the night and something is wrong, very wrong. The lighthouse outside her window has stopped flashing! Without it, how will her father, out night-fishing in his little red boat, find a safe way into the harbour? Molly needs to get the light working again… and fast! A dramatic and heart-warming story about courage, determination and love. Also available in the series: - Molly and the Stormy Sea - Molly and the Whale

      Molly wakes in the night and something is wrong, very wrong. The lighthouse outside her window has stopped flashing! Without it, how will her father, out night-fishing in his little red boat, find a safe way into the harbour? Molly needs to get the light working again… and fast! A dramatic and heart-warming story about courage, determination and love. Also available in the series: - Molly and the Stormy Sea - Molly and the Whale

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      Molly and the Lockdown
      Molly and the Lockdown

      Molly and the Lockdown

      Malachy Doyle
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      Molly and her friends are suddenly plunged into a lockdown and have to adapt to a new way of living. Molly completes jigsaws, plays her fiddle, and looks after her pets, whilst her mother helps others on the island and her father is stuck far away on the mainland. With a vaccine on the horizon, this story ends with a message of hope.In collaboration with Irish publisher An tSnáthaid Mhór, the story will be released simultaneously in three languages: English, Irish and Welsh. A great resource for people home-schooling, it helps educate children about the challenging circumstances surrounding COVID-19, UK-wide lockdowns and the vaccine, as well as providing a hopeful message for both children and adults.

      Molly and her friends are suddenly plunged into a lockdown and have to adapt to a new way of living. Molly completes jigsaws, plays her fiddle, and looks after her pets, whilst her mother helps others on the island and her father is stuck far away on the mainland. With a vaccine on the horizon, this story ends with a message of hope.In collaboration with Irish publisher An tSnáthaid Mhór, the story will be released simultaneously in three languages: English, Irish and Welsh. A great resource for people home-schooling, it helps educate children about the challenging circumstances surrounding COVID-19, UK-wide lockdowns and the vaccine, as well as providing a hopeful message for both children and adults.

    • Molly and the Stormy Sea
      Molly and the Stormy Sea

      Molly and the Stormy Sea

      Malachy Doyle
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      Molly wakes one morning to find her house empty. Her father has been out fishing in stormy seas and hasn't returned from his trip. She takes her most precious possessions down to the harbour; a brass locket containing twenty little cowrie shells, a photograph of her father and her beloved doll to offer the sea in return for her father's safety. But will the stormy sea return her father and all the other fathers from the fishing trip? Written by Malachy Doyle and illustrated by Andrew Whitson. 'Timeless and heart-warming, this tale speaks of love, sacrifice and hope. Doyles' pitch-perfect writing pull us through the story with gentle, soothing tones inspiring the reader to look deeper, go further. Great care and consideration is given to depicting a vignette of the life of this small island girl. Using clear, concise language, he weaves the story with just the right amount of drama and nuance and conveys a message that everything will be all right. The stunning pictures by Whitson lend mood and atmosphere, with the use of light and colour adapting to each page. The effect is simply magical. This is a wonder of a book; perfectly illustrated and loving told; one you will want to read and share again and again.' Mary Esther Judy, Children's Bookseller

      Molly wakes one morning to find her house empty. Her father has been out fishing in stormy seas and hasn't returned from his trip. She takes her most precious possessions down to the harbour; a brass locket containing twenty little cowrie shells, a photograph of her father and her beloved doll to offer the sea in return for her father's safety. But will the stormy sea return her father and all the other fathers from the fishing trip? Written by Malachy Doyle and illustrated by Andrew Whitson. 'Timeless and heart-warming, this tale speaks of love, sacrifice and hope. Doyles' pitch-perfect writing pull us through the story with gentle, soothing tones inspiring the reader to look deeper, go further. Great care and consideration is given to depicting a vignette of the life of this small island girl. Using clear, concise language, he weaves the story with just the right amount of drama and nuance and conveys a message that everything will be all right. The stunning pictures by Whitson lend mood and atmosphere, with the use of light and colour adapting to each page. The effect is simply magical. This is a wonder of a book; perfectly illustrated and loving told; one you will want to read and share again and again.' Mary Esther Judy, Children's Bookseller

    • Molly and the Whale
      Molly and the Whale

      Molly and the Whale

      Malachy Doyle
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      Molly and Dylan wake up one morning to find a whale washed up on the beach. Molly's dad shows them how to care for the whale as they wait for the tide to come in. Molly sings to calm her, while the children and their friends work together to keep her cool and wet. But will they manage to help the whale back into the sea in time? A sequel to the acclaimed Molly and the Stormy Sea, this is a moving tale from a master storyteller and illustrator about working together to help make something wonderful happen. Written by Malachy Doyle and illustrated by Andrew Whitson. 'With lovely, simple, emotional text, the reader is placed right in the story; feeling every moment and effort and really invested in the outcome. [...] There is a real sense of community in this book; reliance upon each other, working together with a common, selfless goal. As the story goes on, the sense of compassion and empathy builds, encompassing every page. (And this is done as much through the illustrations as the text.) Gripping, evocative, caring and quietly joyous.' Mary Esther Judy, Fallen Star Stories 'This is a moving tale from a skilful storyteller and equally talented illustrator about the power of empathy and teamwork. Doyle's engaging narrative is vividly brought to life by Whitson's colourful artwork.' Jenny White, Western Mail

      Molly and Dylan wake up one morning to find a whale washed up on the beach. Molly's dad shows them how to care for the whale as they wait for the tide to come in. Molly sings to calm her, while the children and their friends work together to keep her cool and wet. But will they manage to help the whale back into the sea in time? A sequel to the acclaimed Molly and the Stormy Sea, this is a moving tale from a master storyteller and illustrator about working together to help make something wonderful happen. Written by Malachy Doyle and illustrated by Andrew Whitson. 'With lovely, simple, emotional text, the reader is placed right in the story; feeling every moment and effort and really invested in the outcome. [...] There is a real sense of community in this book; reliance upon each other, working together with a common, selfless goal. As the story goes on, the sense of compassion and empathy builds, encompassing every page. (And this is done as much through the illustrations as the text.) Gripping, evocative, caring and quietly joyous.' Mary Esther Judy, Fallen Star Stories 'This is a moving tale from a skilful storyteller and equally talented illustrator about the power of empathy and teamwork. Doyle's engaging narrative is vividly brought to life by Whitson's colourful artwork.' Jenny White, Western Mail

    Author

    Malachy Doyle

    MALACHY DOYLE worked in advertising and as a teacher for children with special educational needs before writing children's books. He is the author of more than seventy books for children. Malachy Doyle lives in Ireland on a tiny island off the coast of Donegal, where he works full-time as a children's author. Malachy's picture book Owen and the Mountain was a runner-up for the Children's Book Award. Malachy also writes award-winning fiction, including Georgie and Who Is Jesse Flood? www.malachydoyle.com

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