@OisinMcGann Remember that the prefix 'mis-' means wrongly, so it has to be 'mis- (wrongly) -spell'. Otherwise it would be 'mi -spell', which is a very protective witch.
As for surprise with the two 'r'...
What?
No ones else gets that one wrong?!
Always lovely to have the company of other Irish authors next door to you on the bookshelf as you wait for someone to bring you away on another imaginative journey. @happy_scribbler@BookwormThurles
Great to get out & about with libraries across the country this month as part of Children's Book Festival. #CBF2022 Lovely start to the month with @MeathLibrary@Gill_Books Next stop Laois!
#CBF2022!! Schools, teachers and primary education centres participating. Really looking forward to this year's line up of authors, storytellers, illustrators and creative writers including @ronanmoore @Erika_McGann @AlNolan@d_ruddenwrites@jontymig@ManchanMagan. 5th-26th Oct.
Great to call into @CoolmineCS yesterday as part of Reading Week & chat to some of their 1st & 2nd Yrs. Lovely bunch of students with plenty of potential writers & some excellent artists as well. #YoungFionn#FionnAndTheFianna@Gill_Books
@ronanmoore Thanks so much for a fantastic visit to @CoolmineCS this morning. Engaging and interesting talk, our students absolutely loved it 😊 Come back and visit us again soon 📚
Always a fun way to start the day. Fionn, his friends, the Fianna, story-writing tips, monsters & Celts. Thanks @MeathLibrary for the invite & all the amazing primary schools from across the county taking part. Great questions & comments! @Gill_Books@GillEducation#lovelibraries
Thanks to all the Meath primary schools that took part in this great event this morning with author @ronanmoore for our #childrensbookfestival. A really big cheer from them all at the end of the event. More to come....
#lovelibraries
The questions and comments keep on getting more insightful! Thanks @ArdRi_CNS for joining with all the other schools this morning. Great students & I really enjoyed chatting Fionn, monsters, story-writing and all things Celts! @MeathLibrary#ChildrensBookFestival2021#YoungFionn
Rang Niamh and Rang Patrick enjoying a very informative live Zoom with local author @ronanmoore as part of @MeathLibrary 📚 Children’s Book Festival 2021 📚
Latest post, a lively retelling of an Irish legend from @ronanmoore Alexandra Colombo @Gill_Books Book Review: Young Fionn - with a shoutout to @gutterbookshop and @PigletWineBar in Dublin - thank you! https://t.co/RjaQ1Lkb2T
It wasn't just a dream & don't have them die at the end!
#7 from my tops tips for writing in this month's excellent #PrimaryPlanet arriving into primary classrooms throughout the country.
What's your tip for writing a great short story?
@NewsMagMedia@Gill_Books@GillEducation
@SuzanneKeatinge Delighted that Órna enjoyed the book. I'll take 'quite secretive' & 'daring' any day of the week! Great feedback & glad that she appreciated the strong characters both male & female:). Thanks @seomraranga @Gill_Books
Enjoyed my daughter's book review by @ronanmoore@Gill_Books - 'he focused a little on the sexism that used to be everywhere in Ireland and all other countries...'
"Grab your axe, sharpen your spear and join the warriors of the Fianna for some serious life-or-death challenges"
Thanks @CorkEchoLive for the write-up of Fionn and the Fianna, as a top tip for summer reads for kids. @Gill_Books
https://t.co/rAQ4iHsj1k
Tips for budding young writers? How to expand your vocabulary? The importance of dialogue? Just some of the really interesting questions from some exceptional young readers & writers at yesterday's Maynooth library talk. @kildarelibrary
Always fun & interesting.
#YoungReaders
Reading has the power to change lives, but in 2008 the school library budget was cut entirely.
Children's Books Ireland is calling for the reinstatement of the school library grant, so that every child has the chance to discover and develop a love of reading.
#EveryChildAReader
While #Rathcroghan#Roscommon - entry to the Otherworld, might not get the attention of Newgrange or Tara, it played some role in Ancient Irish history, as well as in #FionnAndTheFianna where the deathly spirit, the Dealra Dubh awaits.
Most tourists, both Irish and international, will be unfamiliar with Rathcroghan in County Roscommon, but it used to be the ancient royal capital of Connacht. #Ireland#IrishHistory#Roscommon#Rathcroghan https://t.co/RT2GxoG1JZ