O'Shaughnessey: Boy and His Leprechaun

By Jeremy McGuire

"Bobby Mahoney awoke one morning to find a leprechaun sitting on his bedpost." And so begins the adventure.Critics agree, OShaughnessey is a "gem of a childrens book."Jeremy McGuires childrens/early teen book is whimsical and magical. His characters were full of color and life. Mr. McGuire paints that fairy tale fantasy that children will love, and parents will enjoy reading at bedtime on a regular basis.---Crystal Adkins, bookreviews.blogspot.com..Highly recommended.---Midwest Book Review<brmost of all it is just a fun book to read. it gets kudos from me.---wayne s. walkerstories for children magazinea true gem of a childrens book.--marci twainthe leprechaun is called oshaughnessey because thats the name the little fellows chosen for himself and because his faerie name is virtually unpronouncable by humans.bobby flies in the leprechauns magical tricorn hat into the deep woods to meet the crusty, antisocial osullivan with his hoard of gold, to the cave where the ban-shees dwell, and to the mountain of shadows, where is kept the dreaded coach-a-bower, the deathcoach. author jeremy mcguire weaves the invisible realms seamlessly with bobbys real world where he experiences the divorce of his parents, and the illness of his little sister, each world influencing and being influenced by the other. is oshaughnessey real or an imaginary friend? yes.critics and the reading public both have hailed "oshaughnessey" as a classic in the making, a thrilling adventure and a fun read for all ages, with a few life lessons stuck in between the lines. of all it is just a fun book to read. it gets kudos from me.---wayne s. walkerstories for children magazinea true gem of a childrens book.--marci twainthe leprechaun is called oshaughnessey because thats the name the little fellows chosen for himself and because his faerie name is virtually unpronouncable by humans.bobby flies in the leprechauns magical tricorn hat into the deep woods to meet the crusty, antisocial osullivan with his hoard of gold, to the cave where the ban-shees dwell, and to the mountain of shadows, where is kept the dreaded coach-a-bower, the deathcoach. author jeremy mcguire weaves the invisible realms seamlessly with bobbys real world where he experiences the divorce of his parents, and the illness of his little sister, each world influencing and being influenced by the other. is oshaughnessey real or an imaginary friend? yes.critics and the reading public both have hailed "oshaughnessey" as a classic in the making, a thrilling adventure and a fun read for all ages, with a few life lessons stuck in between the></brmost of all it is just a fun book to read. it gets kudos from me.---wayne s. walkerstories for children magazinea true gem of a childrens book.--marci twainthe leprechaun is called oshaughnessey because thats the name the little fellows chosen for himself and because his faerie name is virtually unpronouncable by humans.bobby flies in the leprechauns magical tricorn hat into the deep woods to meet the crusty, antisocial osullivan with his hoard of gold, to the cave where the ban-shees dwell, and to the mountain of shadows, where is kept the dreaded coach-a-bower, the deathcoach. author jeremy mcguire weaves the invisible realms seamlessly with bobbys real world where he experiences the divorce of his parents, and the illness of his little sister, each world influencing and being influenced by the other. is oshaughnessey real or an imaginary friend? yes.critics and the reading public both have hailed "oshaughnessey" as a classic in the making, a thrilling adventure and a fun read for all ages, with a few life lessons stuck in between the lines.>

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1432708929
• ISBN13: 9781432708924
• Release Date: August 2007
• Publisher: Outskirts Press
• Length: 136 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"