Eight stories for Foundation Level Welsh Learners by some of Wales' best storytellers, including Bethan Gwanas, Guto Dafydd, Mared Lewis and Lois Arnold. In cooperation with the Welsh National Eisteddfod, the stories will be published in August, with the authors reading the stories (with subtitles) on various digital platforms.
6 original, light-hearted short stories, about 1,000 words each aimed at Welsh learners Entry Level. It comprises a list of some unfamiliar words at the bottom of each page together with an A-Z glossary at the end of the volume.
A volume of 7 short stories and 7 poems/brand new songs on the theme of wellbeing. Each one is uplifting, and is written by well-known authors such as Eurig Salisbury and Llŷr Gwyn Lewis and new authors such as Nia Morais and Ifan Pritchard. Published jointly by Y Lolfa and the National Eisteddfod.
A collection of short stories written for Welsh learners by Welsh learners. Each story has a twist in the tale. They are suitable for learners who have been learning Welsh for a year or two. Vocabulary is included at the bottom of each page and at the back of the book. Part of the exciting 'amdani' series for learners.
An honest and deeply personal anthology collecting real-life stories from 13 young LGBTQIA+ contributors, with factual information about Welsh Pride. Edited by award-winning authors Llŷr Titus and Megan Angharad Hunter, this book aims to increase understanding and empathy towards people in the LGBTQIA+ community by sharing personal experiences. Stunningly illustrated by Mari Philips. Part of the Rhyngom Scheme.
An appealing volume full of pictures that narrates the story of the Welsh language from its beginnings to the present day in the company of scholars and familiar faces.
A collection of creative pieces by the members of Wales Young Farmers Clubs. The work was inspired by creative writing workshops held by former members Bethan Gwanas ac Anni Llŷn.
A collection of new poems by various poets - all poems inspired by the Welsh Coastal Path. The volume is greatly enhanced by colour images from all around Wales.
Curiadau is a pioneering and exciting LHDTQ+ anthology, the first of its type in the Welsh language. Skilful editor Gareth Evans-Jones brings together striking and diverse LHDTQ+ talents. This special collection comprises works by poets, writers and playwrights.
Poems about joy - this was the open call to "female poets from every background" about a year ago. The anthology has bore its fruits, with contributions from familiar and brand new voices. From tender poems to noisy and funny ones, you'll get to taste a range of poetry in this volume - combined with the imaginative artwork of Myths n Tits - to celebrate womanhood in its entirety.