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Toki Pona: The Language of Good (lipu pu) is the foundational resource of modern Toki Pona. It was written by Sonja Lang, finalizing her work on Toki Pona and recording her style of speaking the language at the time. The book was originally published in English in 2014, with several language editions since.
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