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Happy St. Patrick's Day! In honor of today's celebration of all things Irish, we're celebrating the long tradition of Irish stories starring heroic girls and women. In a new blog post, we've featured a variety of books and films showcasing the magic and mystery of the country's rich folkloric tradition and the courage and strength of its girls and women. From the ancient story of Saint Brigid, who was declared the “mother to the new Ireland that is to come," to a folktale starring a clever girl who uses her wit and storytelling to save the day, these stories will captivate young readers and offer a girl-empowering introduction to Ireland's vibrant artistic and cultural traditions!

To read our blog post, "Top Children's Books Celebrating Irish Mighty Girls," visit https://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=11715

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