"Níl Lúlú an moncaí beag in ann dul a chodladh. Tá an oíche an-ghlórach agus cuireann an torann ar fad eagla uirthi. Ach nuair a thagann a cara Jeaicí Ulchabhán ar cuairt, tá plean aici siúd le Lúlú a chur ar a suaimhneas.
The strange noises of the jungle keep little monkey Lúlú awake night after night. Can her friend Jeaicí the owl help her overcome her fears and get a good night’s sleep?
Tá Futa Fata buíoch d'Fhoras na Gaeilge agus den Chomhairle Ealaíon as a gcuid tacaíochta. Is le cúnamh maoinithe ón gComhairle um Oideachas Gaeltachta agus Gaelscolaíochta a rinneadh an closleabhar seo."
"Freedom of speech is indispensable to a free and civilized society, yet this precious right is increasingly under attack today.
Islamic totalitarians repeatedly threaten and kill those deemed blasphemers while our political leaders stand idly by—and many intellectuals blame the victims. College students seek “trigger warnings” and “safe spaces” from controversial ideas. The government harasses tea party groups, preventing them from speaking out during an election, and it investigates oil companies and advocacy groups for the “crime” of dissenting from climate change orthodoxy. Why is this happening? What can be done?
This hard-hitting collection provides answers. Applying Ayn Rand’s philosophy of Objectivism to the most pressing free speech issues of the day, the essays in this book reveal the attacks on free speech to be the product of destructive ideas—ideas that are eroding Western culture at its foundation. They expose those ideas and the individuals who hold them, and, importantly, they identify the only ideas on which Western civilization can be sustained: reason, egoism, and individual rights."
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