Have three times the fun with a Johnny Magory 3 Book Bundle. Choose any three books.

Choose from:

• Johnny Magory in the Magical Wild
• Johnny Magory and the Game of Rounders
• Johnny Magory and the Wild Water Race
• Johnny Magory and the Forest Fleadh Cheoil
• Johnny Magory Joins the Irish Legends
• Johnny Magory and the Farmyard Féasta
• Johnny Magory Oíche Nollag Adventure
• Johnny Magory Spraoi by the Sea
• Johnny Magory Songs of Ireland
• Johnny Magory Coisir Ag An Loch
• Ode to a Tomboy
• Lily-May Foul Faeries
• Lily-May Hare Today Gone Tomorrow
• I am Brigid

Johnny Magory in the Magical Wild was the first book published in the series about the little boy who’s a few years old; usually good but sometimes bold! This book was inspired by Ballynafagh Lake which is beside where EJ lives… Truth be told, she thinks she owns the lake and spends time there every day. EJ  wanted to capture the day-to-day imagination a child has to use when they spend the day playing outside. Be it in their garden, park or local playground, she believes the games and stories a child invents are incredible and should be encouraged. Suitable for up to 7 years old. AR Enabled on our App.

Johnny Magory and the Game of Rounders followed next. Johnny Magory and his dog Ruairi sneak off to have a brilliant game of rounders with all his animal friends; when he’s supposed to helping his Mammy and Daddy foot the turf! This was inspired by the Bog of Allen where EJ spent a large portion of her youth around her Nanna’s house with her cousins. They would jump bog holes for the day then would all line up in their Nanna’s garden as she hosed the bog mould off them! GAA Rounders was another huge part of EJ’s childhood and she wanted to encourage children to play the game. Suitable for up to 7 years old. AR Enabled on our App.

The third adventure is Johnny Magory and the Wild Water Race. Inspired by the Grand Canal in Ireland. Johnny’s little sister Lily-May is introduced in this book and see’s Johnny having a boat race with his animal friends. The grand canal played a big role in EJ’s childhood; she learned to swim in it! Suitable for up to 7 years old. AR Enabled on our App.

Johnny Magory and the Forest Fleadh Cheoil is the fourth story in the series and is illustrated by EJ’s childhood hero, Don Conroy. The story was inspired by Donadea Forest in Ireland which is a large deciduous, native forest. EJ wanted to capture and promote two important elements in this books; the Irish love of music and her own love of climbing trees! Suitable for up to 7 years old. AR Enabled on our App.

Johnny Magory Joins the Irish Legends was written during the first lockdown of 2020. Emma-Jane virtually wrote the book with the help of her funniest, lifelong friend Sean Óg Moore from Prosperous, Co. Kildare. Sean was 11 at the time and having their weekly meeting kept them both motivated during a very uncertain time. The book is all about Ireland’s amazing legends and sees Johnny and the family heading off on a ‘staycation’ around Ireland to complete a mission: “To make sure Irish Legends have their stories heard”. Meet Fionn MacCumhaill, Queen Medh, Oisín and Niamh, Brian Boru and Finegas whilst visiting some of Ireland’s best-known heritage sites. Suitable for up to 7 years old. AR Enabled on our App.

Johnny Magory and the Farmyard Féasta sees Johnny and Lily-May help Granny and Grandad Magory with the annual harvest. Meet lots of native Irish farm animals such as Dexter cows, Connemara ponies and Galway sheep and have fun with the children as they prepare a farmyard féasta. Suitable for up to 7 years old. AR Enabled on our App.

Johnny Magory Oíche Nollag Adventure is literally the little Irish book of Christmas! Johnny and Lily-May have to help the big man himself when one of his reindeer gets sick. They meander through the Phoenix Park in search of their hero to save the day meeting lots of native Irish wildlife along the way. Suitable for up to 7 years old. AR Enabled on our App.

Johnny Magory Spraoi By The Sea. The ultimate Irish beach book sees the whole Magory family make their way to the beach to cool off. When it’s time for lunch, obligatory sand-sandwiches are consumed with Ruairi on guard for the pesky seagulls. Johnny then rushes off to the sea only to be told he must wait an hour after eating or he’ll get a stitch. In his most daring move to date, he tiptoes into the sea anyways. Suitable for up to 7 years old.

Johnny Magory Songs of Ireland. The Magory’s love singing old Irish songs. Lily-May asks her brother the meaning behind some of their favourite songs and he explains. Songs such as City of Chicago, Spancil Hill, Fields of Athenry and more. This books dives into Irish history through song. Suitable for up to 7 years old.

Johnny Magory Cóisir Ag An Loch. The First Johnny Magory Book in Irish   Johnny Magory Cóisir ag an Loch is the first fully Irish book in the series of the adventures of Johnny Magory. It is a retelling of Johnny Magory in the Magical Wild.   “Seo an chéad cheann do finscéalta Johnny...

Lily-May Foul Faeries. Printed in Dyslexia Friendly Font. Join Johnny and Lily-May on an adventure they’ll never forget in the first chapter book of the popular series. The pair go through the rabbit hole into the magical wild to celebrate the solstice. Their wildlife friends and their dog Ruairi, who is king in this world, warn them to stay alert to danger. But when foul faeries kidnap Lily-May will they ever make it back home? Suitable for 7 – 11-year olds.

Lily-May Hare Today Gone Tomorrow. Young Lily-May has always been fascinated by hares, they’re her favourite native Irish animal. But it’s not just their behaviour and looks she likes; she loves the stories her grandad tells her about the hares being shapeshifters. Tales of how the Celtic warrior Oísin injured a hare whilst hunting and followed it only to find a beautiful woman and many more like it. A determined Lily-May forms a plan, going through their secret tunnel into the magical wild alone, without Johnny or Ruairi. She is going to find out the truth about the hares once and for all. But has her curiosity put her in grave danger? Suitable for 8 – 12 year olds.

Ode to a Tomboy is a full colour picture book also written by Emma-Jane. This snappy rhyming and beautifully simple illustrated story explores what it predominately meant for a little girl to be called a Tomboy. It challenges the stereotype in a fun way and reassures children you don’t and shouldn’t have to tick certain boxes to fall into a label. This book will give reassurance to young girls who might be labelled a Tomboy already that it’s ok to enjoy and explore all aspects of their lives. Suitable for 0 – 8 year olds.