A fantastic Irish story, translated by Andrei Skurko, is being released
Gutenberg Publisher has announced the release of a children's book by Irish author Erica McGann, "Tabitha Plimptack Lives on the Edge of the World," writes bellit.info.
The book tells how capricious relatives send the girl Tabitha daily down the cliff for food and other necessities. But she doesn't mind: charming people live in pocket-caves down the slope. And the dearest among them is Mr. Shiver, who settled below the shadow line. When rumors of monsters climbing the wall from the depths begin to spread in the vicinity, it is Mr. Shiver that Tabitha worries about most. Because down there, something truly hungry is hiding…
The book features original illustrations by Philip Cullen.
Erica McGann's "Tabitha Plimptack Lives on the Edge of the World" can now be ordered via the publisher's website with a 20% discount.
Now reading
In Smolensk, a Russian citizen was convicted for threatening in 2020 to insert a stick into a special forces officer from military unit 3214, who participated in the dispersal of protests 44
In Smolensk, a Russian citizen was convicted for threatening in 2020 to insert a stick into a special forces officer from military unit 3214, who participated in the dispersal of protests 4
Statkevich: Leaders of the democratic movement must remain in the country, even if the cost is great. The diaspora can only play an auxiliary role 5757
Statkevich: Leaders of the democratic movement must remain in the country, even if the cost is great. The diaspora can only play an auxiliary role 57
In Kostyukovichi, a deputy chairman of the district executive committee is being sought through the employment service — the last candidate failed the checks 77
Comments