"...she recalled singing and dancing and playing at the corner for hours on end between factory bells, school bells and Dusty Bluebells."

A musical, hearty and spiritual family mystery set in an Irish seaside town.
​"Whisks the reader on an engaging journey..."

The Irish Times


Beautiful, well researched, a brilliant book..."

John Toal, Radio Ulster


"delighted to see this book..."

Lauren Smith, lead dancer, Riverdance

Uncover great champions of peace in this historical account of dancing in Ulster. Includes dancing in the 1800s, the Gaelic revival & history of feis and festivals.
"An enjoyable coming-of-age tale with a Belfast twist."

​The Irish Times
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​Tears, laughter and a French exchange on this journey of shame and redemption from Belfast to Brittany. 
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"Angeline showcases perspectives often overlooked in literature."
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Jesikah Hope Stenson

"Uniquely, authentically and enjoyably Belfast."

Tony Macaulay, author of Paperboy



A beautiful transatlantic story and uniquely Belfast Tale.

 
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​"Angeline King tells a tale of misplaced passion..."
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The Irish Times


"The plot was fluid and well-paced. The characters were vivid."​

Amazon review
"Fabulous retelling of Children of Lir. Gaelic and Ulster Scots co-exist happily in this super publication."
Liz Weir, storyteller

"Lyrical and nostalgic, wistful and humorous."

Ian Andrew, author
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"...for big weans and wee weans."



The Bully Up the Brae: A school girl struggles with soggy jam sandwiches and the bully on the school brae. 

The Band Stick: Two boys compete in an unique band stick competition. 

The Children of Latharna: Sea monsters, Tayto crisp sandwiches and roller boots are the ingredients of this seaside adventure.


Start reading Children of Latharna for free here.
Shared Culture

​Angeline's books can be used in an education setting to explore themes of identity and shared culture.

Learn more about Angeline's books and educational services here.