About Easons
In 1819, Johnston & Co. was established as the company’s original name. Since then, it has weathered some of the most dramatic events in Irish history and expanded to become the country’s primary provider of reading materials. In 1886, Charles Eason and his son purchased the company from W.H. Smith, during the exciting time of Parnell and the Land League.
Involvement in the literary and industrial revolutions of the 19th century was a primary focus for the company. The success of their bookstands on trains was contingent on the rate of literacy improving. Since more people were literate, the written word took on more significance in society. (See L.M. Cullen’s 1989 book “Eason & Son: A History” for further info.)
Located at Block 4, First Floor, Swords Business Park, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 X903, Ofwal Limited is a limited liability company with its Irish registration number being 678677.
With its flagship store on Dublin’s O’Connell Street, Eason and Son today has 53 locations throughout the Republic of Ireland. This shopping center has four floors of retail space, a reading area, and a café called The Muse, all of which contribute to a relaxing atmosphere. Their shops can be found all around the island of Ireland, and they stock everything from books and magazines to greeting cards and office supplies. Some shops also sell CDs, DVDs, games, and toys in addition to PCs and computer parts.
Since its launch in 1998 as a convenient new way for customers to buy books and Eason Gift Cards, Easons.com has expanded to become Ireland’s most popular online bookstore. For orders over €10, Easons.com will ship your purchase for free anywhere in Ireland or the United Kingdom. This great value and service is core to the Eason brand. Access to Irish literature that may be difficult to come by in some parts of the world is made easier via the Eason website. The 2012 Retail Excellence Ireland National Website of the Year award went to Easons.com.
BESTSELLING CHILDREN’S BOOKS THIS WEEK
PEPPA GOES TO IRELAND
Peppa and George are going to attend a festival in Ireland that focuses on Irish dancing. Peppa and her family may be able to save the day when the band forgets where they put their instruments, but only time will tell. Peppa Pig devotees with young children will find that this brand-new tale, which comes with a sparkly cover, is an excellent introduction to Ireland.
WORLDS WORST MONSTERS TPB
Do you have the guts to step into the MONSTERS’ world?
The cherished World’s Worst series has won the hearts of millions upon millions of readers. You’ve been introduced to the world’s worst children, the world’s worst parents, the world’s worst teachers, and the world’s worst pets; however, are you prepared to meet the world’s worst monsters?
DO NOT READ THIS BOOK if you have a strong aversion to things like specters, ogres, zombies, vampires, aliens, werewolves, or mummies.
Laugh your way through these ten horrifying tales of magnificent creatures, given to you by David Walliams and illustrated in gorgeous technicolor by Adam Stower. David Walliams is the author of this collection.
DOG MAN 11: TWENTY THOUSAND FLEAS UNDER THE SEA
Piggy has returned with his most evil scheme to date. In this exciting and entertaining new adventure, Dog Man and all of your other favorite characters will need to work together. When can they expect to see some new villains? From WHERE are all these people emerging? When their Supa Buddies are sabotaged by villains, WHO will come up to save the day? Find out in DOG MAN #11—it’s bigger, better, and more epic than ever before! Universally positive themes such as empathy, generosity, persistence, and the value of doing good are explored in Dav Pilkey’s enormously famous Dog Man series. Every page is in full color. Dig the Dog Man? You should read Dav Pilkey’s Cat Kid Comic Club and Captain Underpants. Everybody Loves That Dog Man! “Extremely moving and hilarious,” it was described. Starred review from Kirkus They called it “riotously funny and original.” A star from the School Library Journal “Complete and total happiness.” Starred review from Booklist To quote one reviewer: “Readers (of any age) will be giggling from start to finish.” Starred review from Publishers Weekly There will be lots of laughs in “action-packed cartoons.” Starred review from Kirkus
ISADORA MOON AND THE NEW GIRL (17) P/B
Isadora Moon is unique, which is one of the reasons why she is so special. Her mother is a fairy, and her father is a vampire; she inherited some characteristics from each of them.
Isadora is eager to make friends with the other students in her class, especially after the arrival of a new student named Ava. But Ava isn’t interested in it at all. She misses her old friends and classmates, who are a lot more entertaining to play with, and would much prefer be attending her previous school instead.
Isadora’s peers are relieved that Ava doesn’t get along with them and are pleased to leave her alone because it’s obvious that she doesn’t like them, but Isadora has figured out that there’s something more going on beneath the surface of Ava’s unpleasant demeanor. Is it possible for Isadora to convince Ava to relax her guard and give the new school a chance to win her over?
A mystical tale about the strength that may be found in friendship, inclusivity, and acts of compassion.
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