MC Lai Van Sam reads stories on the digital library.

The Little Sun Digital Library is a free audiobook library aimed at young audiences. The audiobook library features the voices of over 100 artists and celebrities.

The dedicated page interface of the Little Sun Digital Library.

The Little Sun Digital Library is a free audiobook library offering a wide range of content, from fairy tales to classic literary works and science books.

From June 2026, the Little Sun Digital Library will be operational through the national digital television application VTVgo and the dedicated website mattroinho.vtv.vn.

The project has received a positive response from many artists, celebrities, and editors. Journalist Lai Van Sam, MC Thao Van, MC Hoai Anh, and many VTV presenters, singers such as Phan Manh Quynh, Duong Hoang Yen, Dong Hung, Bao Tram, and actresses Hong Diem, Kieu Anh, Thu Quynh, Minh Huyen... have volunteered to participate in reading the book.

The project has received positive feedback from many artists, celebrities, and editors. Photo: VTV.

Speaking on VTV , journalist Lai Van Sam said that this was something his generation wouldn't have dared to dream of.

"The digital library is for all children, bringing reading culture to the future generations of the country. Young people have far more opportunities than we do to read books. Reading culture is essential. If you don't have the means to read books, the digital library allows you to access books in a modern way," said journalist Lai Van Sam.

Journalist Ta Bich Loan shared images of the project on her personal page. Photo: FBNV.

Journalist Ta Bich Loan joined the project by reading Andersen's short story , "The Brave Little Soldier ." According to her personal post, she hopes the project will bring many meaningful lessons to Vietnamese children, nurturing their souls with works rich in humanistic values.

The Little Sun digital library offers a wide variety of audiobook genres, from short stories, fairy tales, poetry, historical stories, stories of prodigies, and legends.

The project, implemented by Vietnam Television (VTV), aims to realize the message: "No child will be left behind on their journey of learning and growing."

The project also opens up opportunities for children in remote areas, visually impaired children, and children from families who do not have the means to buy books to access them.

Source: https://znews.vn/mc-lai-van-sam-doc-truyen-tren-thu-vien-so-post1656527.html