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Fairy Mary and the Woodland of Longford is a new publication by Polish lady, Angelika Sowul, who is now living locally.
Angelika is an artist, graphic designer and illustrator who has produced this absolutely wonderful book.
She is passionate about how children see life and use their imagination and how they love spreading positivity and friendship.
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This is a book telling the story of the woodlands and the animals therein.
It is simply beautiful and it is a must for every house that has young children.
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Fairy Mary and the Woodland of Longford is available in O’Brien’s and for such a wonderful production it only costs €5.
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