A pot o' gold : a treasury of Irish stories, poetry, folklore, and (of course) blarney, selected and adapted by Kathleen Krull ; illustrated by David McPhail

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A pot o' gold : a treasury of Irish stories, poetry, folklore, and (of course) blarney, selected and adapted by Kathleen Krull ; illustrated by David McPhail

Title remainder

a treasury of Irish stories, poetry, folklore, and (of course) blarney

Statement of responsibility

selected and adapted by Kathleen Krull ; illustrated by David McPhail

Instantiates

• A pot o' gold : a treasury of Irish stories, poetry, folklore, and (of course) blarney

Publication

• New York, Hyperion Books For Children, 2004

Copyright

• ©2004

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-181)

Carrier category

volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier.

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent.

Contents

• The fate of the children of Lir
• Irish lullaby
• Alfred Percival Graves
• Not just potatoes:
• The food
• Wheatlet, son of Milklet
• Bewitched butter
• Onions and herrings
• Jonathan Swift
• The potato
• Only an hour away:
• Irish stew
• Irish soda bread
• Marshmallow crackers
• Alive alive-O:
• The music
• The musician's invitation
• Larks
• Katherine Tynan
• Strings in the earth and air
• James Joyce
• The sea
• The traveling men of Ballycoo
• Eve Bunting
• Cockles and mussels (Molly Malone)
• The fairies' dancing place
• Emerald isle:
• The pride: Saint Bridget spreads her cloak
• The limerick lasses
• Alfred Percival Graves
• Finn McCool and the Scottish giant
• The land of eternal youth
• The enchanted cap
• Ireland
• Dora Sigerson
• Irish battle cries
• Irish blessings
• All things bright and beautiful
• Cecil Frances Alexander
• In love with words:
• The scholars
• The Irish student and his cat
• Ode to writers
• All day I hear the noise of waters
• Arthur O'Shaughnessy
• Where my books go
• William Butler Yeats
• The man who had no story
• Fields and farms:
• The land
• The wind that shakes the barley
• Katherine Tynan
• Donald O'Neary and his neighbors
• The lake isle of Innisfree
• James Joyce
• William Butler Yeats
• My land
• Thomas Davis
• Enchantment:
• The fairies
• The fairies in New Ross
• The fairies
• William Allingham
• Fair, brown, and trembling
• The stolen child
• Herring is king
• William Butler Yeats
• To cure a child under a fairy spell
• The star-child
• Oscar Wilde
• Who makes the fairies' shoes?:
• The leprechauns
• Patrick O'Donnell and the leprechaun
• The leprechaun
• William Allington
• The leprechaun
• Alfred Percival Graves
• Robert Dwyer Joyce
• People never stop talking:
• The blarney
• What it is, how to do it, and the blarney stone
• Limericks
• Brian O'Linn
• Folk riddles
• A riddle
• Jonathan Swift
• Irish oaths and curses
• Saint Patrick and the salmon
• The curse
• John Millington Synge
• Ancient Irish folk cures
• Philosophies for the very young
• Oscar Wilde

Control code

47045069

Dimensions

26 cm.

Edition

First edition.

Extent

181 pages

Isbn

9780786806256

Lccn

2001039058

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia.

Media type code

• n

Other physical details

color illustrations, color map

Record ID

.b16191274