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A Tipperary writer is set to launch a book of poetry just in time for Christmas, with all proceeds raised going to charity.
Due to Storm Bram, the launch of the new book has been rescheduled to Tuesday December 16 at 6.30pm in Cashel Library.
‘My Hidden Me’ is by local woman Ms Margaret O’Donnell and illustrated beautifully by Ms Majella Ryan.
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The proceeds of this stunning poetry collection will go to the Children’s Health Foundation (CHI).
Ms Margaret O’Donnell has stated. “I live in the Golden Vale of Tipperary. I have loved putting this book together. I’ve finally found the courage to set my hidden me free with my poetry. I hope my words helps the reader to set their hidden me free too.”
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