Ask HN: “Accelerated C++” Book Equivalent for Go?

I always loved how the book "Accelerated C++" is written for people not new to programming, or even to C++ necessarily. It accelerates through topics assuming the reader is trying to learn idiomatic C++ fully as opposed to programming (not messing around with raw arrays to teach about for loops and getting straight into `vector` early on for example).

Are there any similar books for Go? I pick up languages easily enough, and I've read enough Go code to feel confident I can complete a weekend project (a Slack Bot) in the next to days, but I'm finding a lot of resources get bogged down in really basic syntax.