Tá Daideo le hÁine Ní Ghlinn
curtha ar an ngearrliosta do Ghradaim Leabhair Pháistí Éireann (LPE) 2015 a
fógraíodh le déanaí.
Insíonn Daideo scéal faoi bhuachaill atá ar a
theitheadh óna thuismitheoirí - agus seanduine atá ar a theitheadh óna pháistí.
Castar ar a chéile iad ar an traein go Baile Átha Cliath. Éisteann siad le
scéalta a cheile. Tuigeann siad a chéile. Cén toradh a bheidh ar an gcairdeas
nua seo?
Bhí nuálaíocht ag roinnt leis an
bhfoilseachán chomh maith sa mhéid is gurb é an chéad chlosleabhar Gaeilge a
soláthríodh saor in aisce i modh digiteach.
Eagraíonn LPE na Gradaim gach
bliain (faoin mbranda 'Bisto Awards' a bhídis tráth) le haitheantas a thabhairt
don sárchleachtas i gcursaí leabhar don óige agus tá na gradaim ar na cinn is
mór a bhfuil meas an phobail orthu in Éirinn agus thar lear. Foilsítear an
gearrliosta i Márta agus bronntar na gradaim i mí an Mheithimh - bronntar sé
ghradam ar leith. Seo thíos an gearrliosta:
Gearrliosta 2015
When Mr Dog Bites le Brian Conaghan
Apple and Rain le Sarah Crossan
Shh! We Have a Plan le Chris Haughton
Once Upon an Alphabet le Oliver Jeffers
The Apple Tart of Hope le Sarah Moore Fitzgerald
Daideo le Áine Ní Ghlinn
Only Ever Yours le Louise O’Neill
Haiku Más é do thoil é! le Gabriel Rosenstock, léaráidí le Brian Fitzgerald
Primperfect le Deirdre Sullivan
Beyond the Stars tiomsaithe ag Sarah Webb
Daideo tells the story of a boy on the run
from his parents - and of an old man on the run from his children. They meet on
a Dublin-bound train, listen to each other's story, they understand each other.
But how will this new friendship work out?
This publication was quite
historic in that it was the first Irish-language audiobook given away frrely in
digital format.
CBIE organise the awards each
year (they were formerly known s the 'Bisto Awards') to recognise excelnce in
children's books and the awards are among the most highly regarded by the
general public in Ireland and abroad. The shortlist in published in March and
the awards made in June - six separate awards are made. The shortlist is as
follows:
Shortlist 2015
Ten Books have been shortlisted
for the 2015 CBI Book of the Year Awards:
When Mr Dog Bites by Brian Conaghan
Apple and Rain by Sarah Crossan
Shh! We Have a Plan by Chris Haughton
Once Upon an Alphabet by Oliver Jeffers
The Apple Tart of Hope by Sarah Moore Fitzgerald
Daideo by Áine Ní Ghlinn
Only Ever Yours by Louise O’Neill
Haiku Más é do thoil é! by Gabriel Rosenstock illustrated by Brian Fitzgerald
Primperfect by Deirdre Sullivan
Beyond the Stars compiled by Sarah Webb
