Easca Peasca (Sceal Eile)

Review
‘Cuireann Easca Peasca tus sultmhar, greannmhar, spleodrach leis an tsraith nua seo. Is cinnte go mbainfeadh paisti oga sult as an chleasaiocht, as an ghreann agus as an imeartas focal ata sa sceal. Fagann se sin uilig go bhuil se easca peasca domsa an leabhar a mholadh do phaisti oga ata ag leamh go neamhspleach.’ — La Nua

Product Description
Feighli. Ta Niamh agus Aonghus romhor le feighli a bheith acu. No sin a cheapann siadsan. Ach te tuairimi eile ag an au pair nua …agus cleasanna nua aici freisin! When eleven-year-old Niamh and nine-year-old Aonghus are left in the care of Marie-Claire they are not pleased. They think they are too old for a babysitter and they have successfully gotten rid of seven of Marie-Claire’s predecessors by playing nasty tricks on them. This one looks almost too easy – easy peasy – Easca Peasca in fact! However, Marie-Claire is no pushover. There’s something ‘knowing’ about her. Soon the terrible twosome find out that Marie-Claire has special powers, powers that she has no problem using against the children and their tricks.