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Synopsis

Ancient stories that challenge modern notions of what it means to be a hero. 
The ancient gods of Ireland were once worshipped throughout the land. Powerful and brave, they were unafraid to show their vulnerability, reject violence, or lean on others for support. Sadly, their stories – passed down by our ancestors – are all but forgotten. 
Gods Don’t Cry reawakens these gods, whose ancient tales redefine modern ideas of what it means to be a hero. From Mannanán, who uses his neurodiversity to discover the Otherworld, to Méiche, who finds the courage to accept his illness, Fer Maisse, a monster slayer who gives up glory to become a healer, and Cnú Deróil, who overcomes bullies with his musical talent. Hurlers and warriors, academics, and activists – these are gods of many abilities, sizes, and skin shades, from every corner of Ireland. 
Follow their adventures as they perform magic, battle demons, overcome struggles and find the courage to be true to themselves. You might even see yourself in their stories and discover, that you too, are a hero. 
Ellen Ryan's Gods Don't Cry is a nonfiction masterpiece that delves into the heart of Irish folklore and mythology. This award-winning book is a must-read for teens and children, offering a multicultural perspective on ancient legends and tales. 
For fans of Sue Divin (The Bramley), Sinéad Moriarty (Finding Hope), Alice Ryan (There's Been a Little Incident), and Marian Keyes (Rachel's Holiday). 
HarperCollins Children's 2023

Durée: environ 6 heures (05:54:21)
Date de publication: 26/10/2023; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

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