'Survival Handbook' - global publishing phenomenon launched to Vietnamese readers

"The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook", a globally famous book with over 10 million copies sold, translated into 26 languages ​​and appearing many times on the bestseller lists of the New York Times, Publishers Weekly and Los Angeles Times, has officially been introduced to Vietnamese readers under the name "Survival Handbook".

Published in 1999, The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook quickly became a publishing phenomenon thanks to its combination of practical survival knowledge and humorous, approachable writing style.

The "Survival Handbook" can be considered a reliable pocket "amulet".

The book gathers hundreds of dangerous situations that can happen in life, from natural disasters, accidents, epidemics to unexpected daily incidents, along with specific instructions so that readers know how to respond, save themselves and help others in emergency situations.

With a humorous and logical writing style, the two authors Joshua Piven and David Borgenicht have turned this “manual” into a work that not only teaches skills but also inspires positive living. Behind each instruction is a simple philosophy: Preparation is the key to survival and facing is the first step to safety.

The Vietnamese version of “Survival Handbook” published by Saigon Books, in collaboration with The Gioi Publishing House, is a comprehensive update and revision, compiled with the advice of many of the world's leading experts in the fields of military, medicine, engineering and rescue.

Readers will find practical instructions on how to escape a sinking car, what to do when stuck in an elevator, how to save yourself from a heart attack, how to purify water and stay calm during a natural disaster.

Whether you are a parent, a teacher, a young traveler or anyone who wants to live more proactively, "The Survival Guide" will be a reliable "paper amulet" in every family because no one wants to be in danger, but everyone needs to know how to survive.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/van-de-quan-tam/cam-nang-sinh-ton-hien-tuong-xuat-ban-toan-cau-ra-mat-ban-doc-viet-nam-20251021191218866.htm