Malachy Doyle has over 100 children's books published by leading English, Welsh and Irish publishers, from picture books to teenage novels. His work has been translated into 27 languages and he is a previous winner of the Tir na n-Og Award (Georgie), the Nestle Children's Book Award (The Dancing Tiger), the English Association Award for Non-Fiction (Cow) and many other awards in the UK and USA.Andrew Whitson has illustrated books on various aspects of Irish mythology, includingThe Creatures of Celtic Myth,The Field Guide to Irish FairiesandThe Dark Spirit. In 2011, Andrew received the Bisto honorary award for book illustration.

Key Stage: KS1Subject area: Health and Wellbeing, Key themes: Bravery, lighthouses, community

Malachy Doyle has over 100 children's books published by leading English, Welsh and Irish publishers, from picture books to teenage novels. His work has been translated into 27 languages and he is a previous winner of the Tir na n-Og Award (Georgie), the Nestle Children's Book Award (The Dancing Tiger), the English Association Award for Non-Fiction (Cow) and many other awards in the UK and USA.Andrew Whitson has illustrated books on various aspects of Irish mythology, includingThe Creatures of Celtic Myth,The Field Guide to Irish FairiesandThe Dark Spirit. In 2011, Andrew received the Bisto honorary award for book illustration.

Key Stage: KS1Subject area: Health and Wellbeing, Key themes: Bravery, lighthouses, community

Malachy Doyle has over 100 children's books published by leading English, Welsh and Irish publishers, from picture books to teenage novels. His work has been translated into 27 languages and he is a previous winner of the Tir na n-Og Award (Georgie), the Nestle Children's Book Award (The Dancing Tiger), the English Association Award for Non-Fiction (Cow) and many other awards in the UK and USA.Andrew Whitson has illustrated books on various aspects of Irish mythology, includingThe Creatures of Celtic Myth,The Field Guide to Irish FairiesandThe Dark Spirit. In 2011, Andrew received the Bisto honorary award for book illustration.

Key Stage: KS1Subject area: Health and Wellbeing, Key themes: Bravery, lighthouses, community