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The Emperor’s Egg / Author: Christian Jolibois ; Illustrator: Christian Heinrich; Translator: Anh Vũ.
On a windy day, the squad—Carmen, Carmélito, Bélino, and Chubby Chicken—were busy chasing colorful kites across the sky. But just as the fun reached its peak, something bizarre happened, leaving everyone in a state of utter confusion!
Jean Who Sleeps and Jean Who Reads / Author: Christian Jolibois ; Illustrator: Christian Heinrich; Translator: Ong Ong Ong
Hey friends! Our lively chicken coop has suddenly fallen silent and sad. Why is that? It turns out that the Old Storytelling Mouse is getting on in years. He no longer has the strength to tell his nightly fairy tales to the little chicks. A quiet gloom has settled over the evenings that were once filled with laughter and wonder.
The owl family takes over the chicken coop / Author: Christian Jolibois; Illustrator: Christian Heinrich; Translators: Anh Vũ
"Zzz... Zzz..." The entire Chicken Coop is sound asleep after a long, busy day. But suddenly... BANG! Strange and spooky noises from the attic startle everyone awake! The little chicks are shivering with fear: "Oh no! It must be chicken thieves lurking nearby!" The air in the coop becomes more tense than ever.
The little hen, the monster, and the knight / Author: Christian Jolibois; Illustrator: Christian Heinrich; Translators: Ong Ong Ong
"Grrr... Rumble...!" Can you hear that? That is the sound of the famished tummies of the residents in the chicken coop! An unprecedented famine has struck. The entire coop has searched every nook and cranny, but they can’t find even a single grain of wheat to fill their bellies. However, the scariest thing isn't the hunger...
Làm sao học ít hiểu nhiều? / Tác giả: Zion Kabasawa ; Đặng Thị Nga dịch.
"Study Less, Learn More" is a practical and essential guide for anyone looking to transform their learning habits. Written by Zion Kabasawa, a renowned Japanese psychiatrist and expert in brain science and productivity, this book introduces evidence-based methods to help you learn faster while retaining information longer.
Ngôi nhà trên phố Mango / Sandra Cisneros; Dịch: Nguyễn Bích Lan, Hoàng Thục Anh.
"The House on Mango Street" is the celebrated masterpiece of Mexican-American author Sandra Cisneros, one of the most influential literary voices of the 20th century. With a unique writing style—simple yet deeply profound—Cisneros opens up an emotional world centered on childhood, dreams, and the longing to grow up within an immigrant community.
The rescue of the smelly river / Author: Christian Jolibois; Illustrator: Christian Heinrich; Translators: Anh Vũ
An environmental disaster has just hit our beloved chicken coop! As you know, what could be more refreshing than jumping into the cool river for a soak after a long day of splashing in the mud? But, when Carmen, Carmélito, and Bélino the Sheep eagerly rushed to the riverbank... oh no! A terrible sight appeared before their eyes!
The little hen who wanted to see the sea / Author: Christian Jolibois; Illustrator: Christian Heinrich; Translators: Minh Phúc, Quốc Bảo.
"Cluck, cluck! It’s time to lay eggs!" On a certain farm, while all the other hens are busy working hard at their daily egg-laying duties, there is a very special little hen named Carméla. While her friends only care about laying eggs and going to bed on time...
One chicken for all, all for one chicken / Author: Christian Jolibois; Illustrator: Christian Heinrich; Translators: Minh Phúc, Quốc Bảo.
Little Belino the sheep is feeling very anxious. He doesn’t want the King’s shepherds to shear off his soft wool, leaving him "stark naked" and embarrassed. Seeing their best friend in trouble, chicken siblings Carmen and Carmelito jump in to help right away!
Cats and the Philosophy of Life = Feline Philosophy: What Cats Teach Us About Life / John Gray ; translated by Ngọc Xoài
In a life filled with worry and the search for meaning, we often overlook something that the natural world shows us clearly: how to live with ease in each moment. In Feline Philosophy: Cats and the Meaning of Life, philosopher John Gray offers a fresh perspective on existence and happiness through the example of cats...
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