Ancient Irish myths are re-imagined through the stories of powerful, often overlooked, female figures. The book introduces readers to a pantheon of heroines, from the supernatural scholar Eithne to the shape-shifting eco-warrior Fand, and the gender-fluid spy Bé Mannair. These characters face challenges ranging from confronting armies to overcoming bullies, wielding magic and protecting the vulnerable. The narrative aims to inspire young readers by showcasing diverse female protagonists who are forces of nature in their own right.

This collection of re-imagined Irish myths is likely to resonate with young readers seeking empowering stories featuring strong female characters. The focus on diverse heroines, from scholars to warriors and spies, offers a fresh perspective on traditional folklore. The book's approach of highlighting often unsung figures suggests a narrative that celebrates resilience and unique abilities. It appears designed to inspire a sense of agency and power in its target audience of nine to twelve-year-olds.