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’S iad Mairead Anna Beggs agus Megan Dale a bhios a’ taghadh nan leabhraichean an t-seachdain-sa,. Nam measg, sgeulachd-ghaol stèidhte anns a’ Ghàidhealtachd, stòiridhean èibhinn agus ficsean òigridh. Nuair nach eil Mairead Anna Beggs ag obair mar Ceannard nan Seirbhisean Taic air eilean Bharraigh ’s toigh le a bhith a leughadh. ’S e leabhar ionadail a tha i air a thaghadh le ‘Tales from Barra: As Told by The Coddy’.

’S ann a Cunndainn ann an Siorrachd Rois a tha Megan Dale, agus i ann an Oilthigh Dhùn Èideann a’ dèanamh ceum ann an Gàidhlig agus eachdraidh Albannach . ‘Se eachdraidh beatha Jo Cox, ‘More in Common’ le Brendan Cox aon de na leabhraichean aig Megan. Bidh gach aoigh a’ toirt leabhar gu càch a chèile. Ach le diofar stoidhlean agus gnè, ciamar a tha iad a faireachdainn mu na molaidhean?

Margaret Ann Beggs and Megan Dale discuss books of special interest to them. The range of books include a love story set in the Highlands, a collection of stories and anecdotes from the Western Isles and youth fiction.

Margaret is head of support services on the Isle of Barra and a very keen reader. One of her choices comes in the shape of local book ‘Tales from Barra: As Told by The Coddy’.

Megan is from Contin Ross-shire and currently in her fourth year at the University of Edinburgh, where she is studying a joint degree in Gaelic and Scottish History. Her selection includes the biography of Jo Cox - More in Common, written by Brendan Cox.

A recommended read is given from one guest to the other, with different styles and genres. How will they rate their recommendation?