Áine Cross
Author at Book Hub Publishing
In this book, Áine Crosse, discusses life as a parent with chronically ill children, autism and the recent death of her husband, Gerry. It is a heartbreaking and searingly honest account of the ups and downs of life negotiating a health system that so often fails to adequately cater for children.
Little Pocket of Love
This second book, with bespoke design and limited print run from Meghann Scully is full of inspirations to live your best life.
The Book Hub Publishing Group
Our fourth book in our Mental Health For Millennials – this one is on the theme of Wellbeing – is now available for purchase on Amazon as an Ebook and as a paperback here on our website.
Out of Stock due to popular demand! We are delighted to announce our #LockdownLeabhair initiative with a children’s book series from Ray Flannery, Moany McMoan: The Accidental Tourist, The School Tour and The Summer Holidays as a #3bookbundle for €30 including postage. €1 per book bundle sale will go the registered charity, Little Blue Heroes.
We’re really proud to say, The Book Hub Publishing Group is now the largest independent Publishing House in the scenic west of Ireland with Offices just outside Athenry town in County Galway and in Limerick. Our Indie House is run by Susan McKenna, herself an internationally published Author.
Our Authors sell globally and are established Amazon Best Sellers (since 2016). Our Authors and Poets regularly appear in local, regional and national radio and print media and we have an experienced team of editors, designers, writers, technology specialists, transcription staff, translations staff and project managers to make the entire publishing process an understandable, smooth and effective service.
We offer traditional publishing contracts and bespoke shared partnership contracts and are more than happy to discuss both options with interested persons.
*We have been very fortunate to receive Arts funding for several of our books including ‘Eurydice 29’, ‘Midlandia’, ‘Going Back for all I’d on’ from the Arts Office, Westmeath County Council. Indeed, ‘Eurydice 29’ was also funded by the Department of Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht. ‘Bittern Cry’ was funded by Artl!nks and Waterford County Council. ‘Little Pocket of Love’ was funded by Humanli Social Impact Organisation.
Catherine Fitzgibbon aka “The Culinary Celt” “Let food be thy medicine, and medicine be thy food”…
Introduction This paper explores the issue of mental health. It will briefly explain the main theoretical…
Introduction What is healing? For the past 5 years or so I’ve been on what I would…
How I have Coped thus far – Learning through Lockdown by Jocelyn Cunningham Firstly, I would…
Book Review, written by Dr. Phil Noone of ‘Miracles Appear when Loved Ones are Near’ by…
Can you hear me? Trevor Lorkings @Bizzy_Fizzy “Are your eyes taking over the burden from your ears…
“Heidi Messenger really is a messenger of light and love. Her book is simply amazing. In person, she exudes clam and gentleness. Her story is inspiring” – Christine Hickey.”
“Ray Flannery’s first book, “Moany McMoan” had me laughing out loud as I read each page. I love the illustrations and the book’s characters are so real I could feel them jumping of..”
“Anna’s book is so inspiring. It’s really powerful to see someone write about their own life with such honesty”
“Meghan is such a powerful author in the way she writes about loss and grief. Her book really moved me and gave me some practical hints”
“Ray Flannery’s first book, “Moany McMoan” had me laughing out loud as I read each page. I love the illustrations and the book’s characters are so real I could feel them jumping of..
“Heidi Messenger really is a messenger of light and love. Her book is simply amazing. In person, she exudes clam and gentleness. Her story is inspiring” – Christine Hickey.”
“Anna’s book is so inspiring. It’s really powerful to see someone write about their own life with such honesty”
“Meghan is such a powerful author in the way she writes about loss and grief. Her book really moved me and gave me some practical hints”
