The West Cork Literary Festival is back this July and, once again, families are seriously spoiled for choice.

Award-winning author, Sarah Webb talked to Oliver about her new book which captures 1950s Baggatonia for young readers.

A new children’s book by author Sarah Webb, who works in the Halfway up the Stairs bookshop, in Greystones, County Wicklow, offers a glimpse into the “real people and places” of 1950s Dublin.

In 1956, bookworm Rosy Heron and her big sister Martha are sent to Dublin to help their aunt Toto in her busy bookshop for the summer and their quiet lives change overnight...

Sarah Webb talks about her working life for our Industry Profile.

The year is 1956 and it is summer in Dublin city where Rosy Heron and her big sister Martha spend their days helping their Aunt Toto in her bookshop. Far from their home and their friends in Skibberee...

Ireland’s Laureate na nÓg reflects on her tenure and the mistaken notion that children’s books are merely a stepping stone