Too Good to Be True: Two Book Recommendations

There are two Irish-language books that are simply too good to be true, but which do exist nevertheless: Frank Reidy's Ó Chósta go Cósta and Seal san Aetóip. I am not sure if Reidy is a native speaker, but his Irish is quite up to my very strict standard of "good Irish", and these two books in Irish about Africa are beautifully illustrated and designed. Any silly fool and stupid idiot who tells you that Irish is a provincial language should be silenced by these two books. I hope you read them, and thoroughly. Of course, you don't want to underline new words or scribble their meanings between the lines, because it destroys the beautiful books. I am afraid I have destroyed mine, in this way. 

The language is caighdeán-friendly, with such Connacht shibboleths as sa mbaile.