Liffey College-Dublin

📚 Book Rec Alert! 📚

The Book of Beginnings by Sally Page is a warm, uplifting story about friendship, second chances, and starting over 💛. When Jo Sorsby steps in to run her uncle’s stationery shop in London, she’s hiding from a broken heart and a life that feels stuck. Between the notebooks and fountain pens, she finds two unlikely friends Ruth, a vicar running from a secret, and Malcolm, a 70-something man writing his first book.

Why read it?

Heartfelt friendship story: Shows how connection can heal and change you, even when you least expect it

Cozy, character-driven vibe: Think stationery shops, Highgate Cemetery walks, and quiet moments that feel big

Gentle mix of humor, grief, and hope: It deals with loss and loneliness but never loses its warmth

Perfect for book lovers: Full of love for stories, writing, and the little things that make life feel new again

Recommended level: B2+

If you love slow-burn, character-driven reads, this one’s a comforting, hopeful hug in a book form 😊

Our students enjoying the Books in the Park session 🌳📖

Some are getting into the habit of reading, others are soaking it up with a cuppa in hand.

Learning English through books is one of the most enjoyable and rewarding experiences as a student. If you haven’t tried it yet, what are you waiting for? Grab a book and enjoy it in the sunshine ☀️ or with your favourite drink 🍵

📚 Book Rec Alert! 📚

The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas is a swashbuckling adventure of friendship, loyalty, and duels ⚔️. Young d’Artagnan heads to Paris dreaming of becoming a Musketeer, and ends up in the middle of royal conspiracies, secret affairs, and all-out sword fights with his new brothers-in-arms: Athos, Porthos, and Aramis.

Why read it?
• Non-stop adventure + witty banter: From rooftop chases to palace intrigue, the pace barely lets up
• Iconic friendship dynamic: One for all, all for one - the ultimate squad goals of 17th-century France
• Mix of romance, politics, and betrayal: Musketeers vs. Cardinal Richelieu’s spies, with plenty of twists
• Classic, larger-than-life characters: Charming, flawed, and unforgettable

Recommended level: B2+ / Upper-Intermediate and above

If you love fast-paced historical adventures with humor, honor, and a bit of chaos, this one’s a timeless ride 😊

📍 Chester Beatty Museum

The students visited the Chester Beatty Museum a place full of art, history, rare books, and stories from different cultures around the world.

Not gonna lie… some parts felt straight out of a movie.

Definitely one of the coolest places to explore in Dublin! 🇮🇪🎉

📚 Book Rec Alert! 📚

A Heart Full of Headstones by Ian Rankin is a gritty, fast-paced thriller that throws legendary detective John Rebus into the dock ⚖️. On trial for a crime he may or may not have committed, Rebus has to fight for his freedom while old enemies circle. Why read it?
•Dark Edinburgh atmosphere + razor-sharp Scottish dialogue
•Big questions about justice, loyalty, and whether Rebus can change
•A mix of police drama, political secrets, and classic Rebus stubbornness

Recommended level: Intermediate and above

Crime language, some slang, but gripping enough to keep you going.
If you love detectives who don’t play by the rules and stories you can’t put down, this one’s a must-read! 😊

🎬 Stop motion has been around for more than one hundred years.

One of the first stop motion films was created in the early 1900, long before modern animation existed.

Our students got to try it themselves, creating small scenes frame by frame!

A fun mix of creativity, patience, and storytelling 😂

Learning beyond the classroom 📚✨

Students visited the library, applied for a library card, and explored free programs like conversation circles and workshops 🌍
A great way to practice real-life English skills! 💬

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Picnic day through our students’ eyes 📸🌳
Sunshine, snacks, and so many smiles!



, thanks for sharing your POV 🎉