Twin Power: The Lost Cup

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will delight GAA fans and less sporty readers alike -- Sunday Independent One for sports lovers ... lively, fun -- Irish Independent A perfectly pitched GAA tale for boys and girls ... Cork author Emma Larkin scores a winner with her new GAA adventure story ... has already done a great deal for the positive representation of girls in sporting fiction ... Larkin draws on her sporting experience to great effect in informing her books ... she blends the right amount of GAA action with a realistic storyline that tells it as it is about the everyday challenges of growing up in rural Ireland, creating a story perfectly pitched for both boys and girls aged nine to teens -- The Echo [Larkin's] succeeded again with her latest title, a fabulously written, warm and witty adventure with real heart and wonderful characters at its core ... this reviewer can't wait for the next one! -- Inis Magazine An excellent mystery story ... GAA at its core, the second book in this series will be enjoyed by sports enthusiasts and PE-dodgers alike! -- Children's Books Ireland's Annual Reading Guide 2023 a brilliant book ... a gripping, fast-paced and fun read which highlights history, mystery, friendship and, of course GAA. There's something in this book for everyone -- Fallen Star Stories A perfect choice for GAA lovers, The Lost Cup is a brilliant book full of fun and mystery for both boys and girls alike -- Donegal Live great page-turners about Gaelic-playing twins, perfect for readers from 10 years old -- Irish Daily Mail characters of Aoife and Aidan are relatable and compelling as are the friends and rivals who surround them! A fabulously written, warm and witty adventure with real heart and wonderful characters at its core. This reviewer can't wait for the next one! -- RTEJr's Book Club