Peig is a well-known Irish language book written by Peig Sayers, a woman from the Blasket Islands. The book is an autobiographical account of her life, detailing her experiences growing up in a rural Irish community during the early 20th century. It provides insights into traditional Irish culture, language, and the challenges faced by islanders. Published in 1939, Peig has become a significant work in Irish literature and is often studied in schools. While it is celebrated for its cultural importance, it has also faced criticism for its portrayal of hardship and its style, which some readers find difficult.