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GILL BOOKS SPRING–SUMMER 2020 1 NEW BOOKS CALENDAR TITLE ISBN HB PB E AUTHOR WELCOME TO THE GILL BOOKS JANUARY The Life Audit 978 0 7171 8473 6 • Michelle Moroney CATALOGUE OF NEW BOOKS FEBRUARY The Irish Granny's Complete Cookbook 978 0 7171 8599 3 • Let’s talk. The Irish Granny's Pocket Farmhouse Soups 978 0 7171 8601 3 • Amazing things happen when people tell their stories. A Pocket Guide to the Wild Atlantic Way 978 0 7171 8600 6 • Bernard S. Wilson, illustrated by This season we’re hoping that books by authors Niamh Fitzpatrick, Miss Mary 978 0 7171 8655 6 •• Julia Castaño Brian Pennie and Daniella Moyles will start a lot of meaningful Tom Crean 978 0 7171 8656 3 • John and Fatti Burke conversations all over the country. Lose yourself in the beautiful Tell Niall Breslin, illustrated by Sheena Take Five 978 0 7171 8813 0 • Dempsey Me the Truth about Loss and discover the hope that can come from the The President's Surprise 978 0 7171 8656 3 • Peter Donnelly darkest of times. Be inspired by Brian Pennie’s incredible journey in Lucy Kennedy, Bonus Time – a book that chronicles the wonder of a life lived out the The Friendship Fairies 978 0 7171 8949 6 • illustrated by Phillip Cullen other side of addiction. And set off with Daniella Moyles’ Jump, as one MARCH young woman backpacks her way around the world solo in search of Young Fionn 978 0 7171 8586 3 • • Ronan Moore, illustrated by Alexandra Colombo meaning. All About the Baby Sleep Solution 978 0 7171 8554 2 • • Lucy Wolfe In food and drink, Trisha Lewis and Gina and Karol Daly share their How to Be Good with Money 978 0 7171 8670 9 • • Eoin McGee own stories of taking back control of their diets with motivational new The Daly Dish 978 0 7171 8649 5 • Gina and Karol Daly slimming books. And in personal finance, Eoin McGee shares all he has Bonus Time 978 0 7171 8635 8 • • Brian Pennie learned throughout his career as a financial planner. Harry's Magic Tables 978 0 7171 8871 0 • Stephanie Moraghan Par Excellence 978 0 7171 8405 7 • FX Buckley, with Katy McGuinness For our younger readers, there’s so much to discover in the life stories of APRIL Mary Elmes, Tom Crean and young Fionn Mac Cumhaill. The Impossible Dream 978 0 7171 8804 8 • • Barry J. Whyte Jump 978 0 7171 8672 3 • • Daniella Moyles We hope there’s a book here that gets you talking. Go, Johnny, Go! 978 0 7171 8976 2 • • Paul O'Flynn Gill Books A Dream of Death 978 0 7171 8671 6 • • Ralph Riegel Tell Me the Truth about Loss 978 0 7171 8384 5 • • Niamh Fitzpatrick Rory Gallagher 978 0 7171 8957 1 • • Julian Vignoles MAY Trisha's Transformation 978 0 7171 8868 0 • Trisha Lewis Once, Twice, Three Times an Aisling 978 0 7171 8951 9 • • Emer McLysaght & Sarah Breen All In 978 0 7171 8953 3 • • Jamie Heaslip, with Matt Cooper Recovering 978 0 7171 8954 0 • • Richie Sadlier Boulevard Wren and Other Stories 978 0 7171 8950 2 • • Blindboy Boatclub An Unsung Hero 978 0 7171 8956 4 • • Michael Smith 3 MEMOIR/SELF-HELP MEMOIR/SELF-HELP APRIL MARCH 256 PP 272 PP 234 X 156 MM 234 X 156 MM PAPERBACK PAPERBACK IRELAND AND UK IRELAND 978 0 7171 8384 5 978 0 7171 8635 8 €16.99 £14.99 €16.99 £14.99 Tell Me the Bonus Time Truth about BRIAN PENNIE Loss NIAMH AUTHOR FITZPATRICK Brian Pennie is a writer, corporate speaker, mental health advocate and lecturer AUTHOR in Trinity College and A BEAUTIFUL AND HOPEFUL BOOK FOR University College Dublin. HOW WOULD YOU LIVE DIFFERENTLY IF LIFE Niamh Fitzpatrick has a WHEN LIFE ISN’T WHAT YOU EXPECT IT In 2017 he graduated with GAVE YOU A SECOND CHANCE? BA in psychology, an MA TO BE a degree in psychology, Brian Pennie shouldn’t be alive today. His drug addiction in clinical psychology winning several awards, In March 2017, Niamh Fitzpatrick’s life fell apart and an MSc in sport including a fully funded was so bad that he was deemed too much of a risk for management, specialising overnight. Her beloved sister Dara was killed in a PhD scholarship in Trinity detox. Determined to confront his demons, he went cold in sport psychology. For 28 helicopter crash. Soon afterwards, Niamh’s marriage College Institute of turkey at home. Discovered in a pool of blood, it didn’t years she has worked with disintegrated, and she feared she would lose the house Neuroscience. clients seeking to achieve exactly go to plan, but that’s where his life truly began. optimal mental health as she lived in beside her remaining family. Life as she knew On 8 October 2013, he was finally clean after 15 years of well as with clients aiming it had ended and the cumulative loss had a staggering chronic heroin addiction, and something extraordinary for optimal performance in impact. happened: the world suddenly became beautiful. sport, business or life. As a psychologist for many years, Niamh had guided her Free of the anxiety and fear that had always plagued clients on their journey to overcome the worst of times in him, Brian was given a second chance at life, and he their life and now she had to draw on this skillset herself devoured every minute of it. Bit by bit he rebuilt his world to first survive, and in time begin to thrive after such and began to share what he learned with others. In this significant loss. incredibly honest and inspirational book, Brian shares the Tell me the truth about loss documents her journey story of how he turned a seemingly hopeless existence through loss, grief and the hardest of times, finding hope into a rich and rewarding life, showing that change is along the way. always possible, no matter how stuck we feel. 4 5 SELF-HELP MEMOIR/SELF-HELP JANUARY APRIL 320 PP 384 PP 242 X 171 MM 234 X 156 MM PAPERBACK PAPERBACK WORLD, ALL LANGUAGES IRELAND, UK AND COMMONWEALTH 978 0 7171 8473 6 978 0 7171 8672 3 €16.99 £14.99 €16.99 £14.99 The Life Jump Audit DANIELLA MICHELLE MOYLES MORONEY AUTHOR AUTHOR Daniella Moyles is an Irish model, presenter and is a A JOURNAL TO HELP MAKE 2020 YOUR BEST ‘THE POINT OF ALL THIS HAS NOTHING TO Michelle Moroney travel blogger. She started senior wellness and yoga YEAR YET DO WITH FINDING YOURSELF. IT’S ABOUT her career aged 19 and has facilitator. She is dedicated WHAT YOU CAN DO TO LOSE WHAT YOU worked in radio and TV to the pursuit of a calmer To live a whole life we need to flourish mentally, physically ever since. For two years DON’T NEED.’ mind, healthier body and and emotionally. But when we are caught in the cycle of she backpacked and lived positive outlook on life. She It’s a dark rainy afternoon on Dublin’s jammed M50. The day-to-day living, we can easily get stuck and find that while all around the globe. She is owns and runs the Cliffs of we thrive in some of these areas, in others we are badly currently studying to be a rain is hammering on the windscreen of Daniella Moyles’ Moher Retreat in County organised, unbalanced and in need of review. psychotherapist. car. She is 26, a highly successful radio presenter, model Clare, a world-class facility and influencer, but panic is building in her head and offering life-changing The Life Audit is designed to help you take stock of these chest, the internal state of affairs she has been trying to programmes that guide key areas of your life. By gently offering space to explore, people inwards on a ignore finally spilling over into something undeniably personal journey of self- contemplate and create new intentions that are in line with physical. She is frozen, petrified, looks to her boyfriend growth and healing. the life you want to live, it will help you move past blockages, and says, ‘I don’t know who or where I am.’ and take you from where you are to where you want to be. This day changed Daniella’s life. It derailed almost everything she had worked to achieve and set her on a new path. Jump is the story of what happened when Daniella quit her job to backpack around the world for two years, and how freedom from the trappings of what society considers success leads to true contentment, strength and authenticity. 6 7 TRUE CRIME CURRENT AFFAIRS APRIL APRIL 304 PP 272 PP 234 X 156 MM 234 X 156 MM PAPERBACK PAPERBACK WORLD, ALL LANGUAGES WORLD, ALL LANGUAGES 978 0 7171 8671 6 978 0 7171 8804 8 €16.99 £14.99 €16.99 £14.99 A Dream of The Death Impossible RALPH RIEGEL Dream BARRY J. WHYTE AUTHOR Ralph Riegel is the southern AUTHOR correspondent for the Irish Independent. He has worked A COMPREHENSIVE ACCOUNT OF IRELAND’S Barry J. Whyte is an award- THE STORY OF ONE OF THE CELTIC TIGER’S as a journalist for several MOST NOTORIOUS UNSOLVED MURDER winning journalist and MOST LUDICROUS EPISODES newspapers including the author. He is currently Chief Examiner, Evening Echo It was French film-maker Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s Features Writer for the In 2006, a previously unknown Irish technology company and Evening Herald.
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