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Biografisk notat
Méabh McDonnell was born in Dublin and grew up in Loughrea, County Galway. She has worked with the Clare People newspaper as sub-editor and children’s books reviewer, and founded and edits cindersmagazine.com. She has an MA in journalism and is the Children's Book Manager in Charlie Byrne's Bookshop, Galway. She lives with her husband in the Galway countryside next door to a castle. Lauren O’Neill is an illustrator and graphic designer. Originally from Wexford, she moved to Dublin to study in NCAD and stayed. Her work has appeared across a wide variety of areas from advertising campaigns to storybooks and gallery exhibitions. She has illustrated many books including Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, which won the Children’s Books Ireland Merit Award for Illustration, and Blazing a Trail which won the Children's Book of the Year (senior) Irish Book Award in 2018. www.laurenipsum.ie<p>This is the most charming YA romance filled with humour, friendship, teenage trials and the yummiest food in a book! … This is just the loveliest YA enemies to friends story and I loved every page, it was joyous, tense, heart wrenching and celebratory!</p>
- MyShelvesAreFull,
<p>fun, tender rom-com … I ate it up in less than 24 hours and can’t wait for the final copy with recipes!</p>
- Alison Weatherby,
<p>a sweet, lovely romance with such a fun premise</p>
- Alex Dunne,
<p>super-sweet, warm as freshly-baked banana bread, yet deeply engaged … a gorgeous summer read</p>
- Sinead O’Hart,
<p>Loved Any way you Slice It. A gorgeous YA romcom that made my mouth water the whole way through. Enemies to lovers sprinkled with recipes, what more could you want?</p>
- Jenny Ireland,
Sieve. Measure. Mix … Win
For Carrie Quinn, baking isn’t just a hobby: it’s her future.
Winning the Castlecreagh baking competition and becoming best young pastry chef in the country is the first step towards her dream. But when she and Dara Harte, handsome pastry prodigy and Carrie’s sworn nemesis, are both disqualified from the competition, it seems like her future has crumbled.
Unless the pair can find a way to bake together. Can they rise above their rivalry and complicated home lives long enough to succeed? Or are they a disaster waiting to happen, any way you slice it?
For Carrie Quinn, baking isn’t just a hobby: it’s her future. But when she and Dara Harte, handsome pastry prodigy and Carrie’s sworn nemesis, are both disqualified from the illustrious Castlecreagh baking competition, it seems like her future has crumbled. Unless the pair can find a way to bake together, that is.
Sieve. Measure. Mix … Win
For Carrie Quinn, baking isn’t just a hobby: it’s her future.
Winning the Castlecreagh baking competition and becoming best young pastry chef in the country is the first step towards her dream. But when she and Dara Harte, handsome pastry prodigy and Carrie’s sworn nemesis, are both disqualified from the competition, it seems like her future has crumbled.
Unless the pair can find a way to bake together. Can they rise above their rivalry and complicated home lives long enough to succeed? Or are they a disaster waiting to happen, any way you slice it?