Under the Hawthorn Tree by Marita Conlon McKenna (author)

Under the Hawthorn Tree

Suitable for 11 – 12 years

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The first book in the famine trilogy

Under the Hawthorn Tree is Ireland’s top selling children’s book and a classic for young readers worldwide.

Ireland in the 1840s is devastated by famine. When tragedy strikes their family, Eily, Michael and Peggy are left to fend for themselves. Starving and in danger of the dreaded workhouse, they escape. Their one hope is to find the great aunts they have heard about in their mother’s stories. With tremendous courage they set out on a journey that will test every reserve of strength, love and loyalty they possess.

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Product Details

Catalogue number

1021 in Setanta Primary September 2025

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780862782061

Publisher

O'Brien Press Ltd

Date published

April 1st, 1995

Lexile measure

820L

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 5.4; Middle years; 4.0 points

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  • 160 pages

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  1. Sarahxxx
    on 3 October 2015

    Love it on pg 89 really good

  2. bookaholic202
    on 7 March 2014

    This really spoke to me. its all about these three siblings during the famine who try to find their great aunts. Its really sad but amazing.