belfast

A personal account of the violence as seen on a daily basis in war torn Belfast through the eyes of an American journalist.

Gives individual accounts of everyday life in the divided community of Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Presents a full-illustrated history of the construction of the "Titanic," and describes how the ship was designed and built, what happened that caused it to sink, and the legend that has continued about the great ship for nearly one hundred years.

An illustrated collection of traditional rhymes, songs, and street chants from Belfast.

Describes the life of Liam Leatham, a young Catholic boy, and his family as he prepares for a boxing match that he sees as the first step out of violence-plagued Belfast.

Traces the roots of the current violence in Northern Ireland from the most recent outbreak back through centuries of hostility between Protestants and Catholics.

At Alveara boarding school in Belfast at the start of World War II, thirteen-year-old Jessie must deal with her suspicions about a teacher whose father was German and with her worries about her own father's drinking problem.

At Alveara boarding school in Belfast at the start of World War II, thirteen-year-old Jessie must deal with her suspicions about a teacher whose father was German and with her worries about her own father's drinking problem.