The Moose of Ewenki is a celebrated work by Gerelchimeg Blackcrane, illustrated by Jiu Er and translated into Vietnamese by Lê Phối Thi, published by Kim Đồng Publishing House. The story is set in the majestic primeval forests of the Greater Khingan Mountains, where the Ewenki people live in harmony with nature...
The book Vietnamese Fairy Tales in Verse, written by Thái Bá Tân and illustrated by Chu Linh Hoàng, is a remarkable work that offers readers—especially children—a fresh and engaging approach to Vietnam’s rich treasure of folk tales. Instead of retelling these stories in familiar prose, the author skillfully adapts well-known tales such as Tam Cam,...
Hanging Lanterns – Waiting for the Moon is the latest installment in the “Tales of the Moon Season” series by Chiều Xuân, beautifully illustrated by Heg. Continuing the story of Red Rose Village in its radiant autumn days, this new book invites young readers into the joyful atmosphere of a Mid-Autumn Festival camp,...
When people think of writer Nguyễn Đình Thi, they often recall his famous works for adults. Yet, he also left children a truly delightful gift—the story The Kitten’s New Year. This is a simple, pure tale, both familiar and full of affection.
In today’s world full of information, it’s easy to get distracted by hundreds of things — phones, social media, messages, short videos, and more. That’s why staying focused has become harder than ever. The book The Art of Focus by Mentalist DaiGo, a famous Japanese psychologist, is a helpful guide that teaches us how to train our focus and manage our mental energy to work and study more effectively.
Every day, we throw away many things — plastic bags, straws, milk cartons, snack wrappers... These small items may not seem important, but together they create huge piles of waste that are slowly choking our planet. The book No More Rubbish Excuses! by Martin Dorey, a famous British author and founder of the “2-Minute Beach Clean” movement, gives us a strong message: we must take action now to save the Earth.
Each of us has dreamed of finding a treasure — something that brings joy, success, or happiness. But the real treasure is not somewhere far away; it lies within each of us. The book The Road to the Treasure by Mai Thanh Tùng is a gentle but powerful reminder that the most valuable journey is the journey to discover yourself.
In today’s busy world, people often get caught up in worries about the future or regrets about the past, and forget what truly matters — the present moment. The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle, one of the most famous books on spiritual growth, teaches readers how to pause, breathe, and truly live in the “now.”
Every day, we throw away many things — plastic bags, straws, milk cartons, snack wrappers... These small items may not seem important, but together they create huge piles of waste that are slowly choking our planet. The book No More Rubbish Excuses! by Martin Dorey, a famous British author and founder of the “2-Minute Beach Clean” movement, gives us a strong message: we must take action now to save the Earth.
Around us, life is full of connections — between people, between individuals and their communities, between the present and the past. To understand these connections is to understand society — the place where we live, learn, and grow every day. The book Sociology: The Key Ideas, translated from the original work by the same name, offers young readers a fresh and easy-to-understand view of how the world works through the ideas of great thinkers.