Milo and The Raging Chieftains

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it engaged me immediately. The font is big and friendly, has cute illustrations and the action takes off from the first sentence. The main characters are both infuriatingly naughty, yet I loved them both! The book is set in modern Ireland, which the children will love and will give the teacher scope for cross-curricular learning ... would engage third and fourth class pupils -- InTouch Magazine an intriguing collision of magic and history -- Evening Echo a mystery misadventure which is as comic as it is spooky - a task not easily achieved ... an amusing and absorbing start to what promises to be an exciting supernatural series ... will work as a great introduction for young readers into Ireland's history and heritage ... endlessly engaging and entertaining ... an impressive fusion of humour and fright -- The Looking Glass gripping, page-turning supernatural adventure. The lively and engaging writing style make this an excellent series for reluctant readers -- parentsintouch.co.uk easy to read, funny and gives good descriptions of the characters ... 8/10 ... very exciting -- Seomraranga.com