
These new children's books for this summer bring the joy of reading, while also inspiring children to develop proactive learning habits and a love of exploring nature through innocent curiosity.
The "Young Environmental Activists" book series
This three-volume book series, written by author Hu (Quynh Huong) and illustrated by artists NGART and Bui Xuan Quynh, combines storytelling and scientific knowledge. "Little Environmental Activist" provides young readers with essential information to become active environmental protectors, featuring scenarios relatable to the lives of Vietnamese children. The stories are accompanied by basic knowledge, fostering in young readers an awareness of the need to explore, observe, and apply this knowledge to their lives in order to protect the environment.
"Cultivating emotions"
The "Cultivating Emotions" series, consisting of four volumes: "Why Is Butter So Worried?", "Taco Is About to Fall Apart", "Waffle Is Still Hesitating", and "Just Being S'More Is Great Enough," is a creative picture book series that uses images of familiar foods to help children identify and overcome emotional challenges and develop life skills. With playful wordplay and adorable, vibrant illustrations, the series makes complex psychological concepts relatable and easy to understand for young children.
The "Short Stories Filled with Love" series
The book series "Little Stories Filled with Love" comprises five stories with unique and intriguing situations: There's the story of an old woman who, despite living alone, insists she has children and grandchildren living far away; a young man who suddenly receives a wedding invitation from a… cat; and the friendship between a little girl and a talking stuffed rabbit… These magical stories teach young children about a world rich in imagination and love – where all creatures live together in harmony and close bonds, spreading warmth to every corner of the heart and nurturing the soul of each young reader.
"Four Seasons of Love"
"Four Seasons of Love" is a new children's picture book series by author Mai Anh Doan, illustrated by artist Chau Pham, consisting of four books: "The Bear Who Hates Spring," "The Summer Adventure," "The Autumn Lamp," and "The Winter Wish." Each season brings different emotions and life energies, yet all four seasons meet at one point: Love is the most wonderful light for children to see and embrace the world.
"Legend on the Hilltop"
"Legend on the Hill" by author Le Hang is a story about the love and noble sacrifice of Mr. Ty Tuong, considered abnormal, living alone in a dilapidated house on the hill, told through the eyes of an eight-year-old buffalo herder.
It all begins with Top's mischievous antics and adventures with his young friend, Xíu. Gradually, through his "big heists," Top discovers Mr. Tý's secret treasure...
Through guidance and education, he learned to bravely confront evil, but also learned how to love and be forgiving.
"The Red-feathered Knight"

The story by author Hoang Nhat Tuyen tells the journey of a red rooster, from a "crow's egg" that his grandparents picked up and incubated. Whether it's the mischievous and energetic Striped Rooster or the diligent and righteous Red Rooster, there are so many interesting stories he wants to tell you. Stories about being stung by bees, fighting off a weasel that stole his chickens, chasing away a hawk to save Brown Hen and her chicks, rescuing chicks, and even falling into a trap and being sold to a cockfighting owner… Will his wandering life help him mature? Will he have a chance to return home? This fairy tale is a fun and relatable lesson in growing up for young readers.
"The Secret of the Red Leaf"
Kagome027's story tells of a verdant forest concealing a secret that awaits the reveal of autumn, when the leaves begin to change color. The mischievous boy Rowan and the gentle girl Eliana unexpectedly encounter a mysterious child in a white cloak. Who is this child, and why has he appeared in the Red Leaf Village? A wondrous world of wizards awaits your discovery.
The author Kagome027, whose real name is Nguyen Ngoc Hoang Lan, is a dreamy person who enjoys reading stories, writing, and watching cartoons. Her pen name is inspired by a Japanese cartoon character.
"Let's gaze at the stars together."
This book is about early relationships – friendships, family ties, and the tender stirrings of budding romance. Following the rhythm of the four seasons – spring, summer, autumn, and winter – each page guides the reader through distances, separations, and unspoken words. Ultimately, we realize that happiness isn't about keeping someone by your side forever, but about the moments spent together gazing at the vast sky, believing that the stars have fully listened to our youthful dreams.
"Kim Trang's Journey to the West"
"Kim Trang's Journey to the West" by Nguyen Hai Yen tells the story of Kim Trang Tay, the ancient village where Yen's maternal grandparents live. Due to family circumstances, Yen is forced to leave the town and return to her hometown, bringing along an "unwanted" younger sibling. Yen's mother is the daughter of Mrs. Hai, but she sends the two children to live with Mrs. Ca. Then one day, Yen's maternal grandfather brings another grandmother to the village… The story revolves around life in the ancient village of Kim Trang Tay, not only filled with mischievous, humorous, and exciting tales of the children, but also with tragic and comical events, and the deep emotions of adults amidst their hardships…
"Eyes and an impossible mission"

"The Eye and the Impossible Mission" is a novel by Dave Eggers, translated by Nguyen Xuan Hong. Johannes, a stray dog living in a park, is tasked with being the Eye – observing everything and reporting to his elders to ensure the Harmony. He is assisted by his friends: a seagull, a raccoon, a squirrel, and a pelican. But then the appearance of the Troublesome Traveler, mysterious and hypnotic rectangles, and goats with shocking revelations… changes his perspective. This is a captivating book for all ages by the award-winning author, with stunning illustrations. It won the 2024 Newbery Medal for Literature in the USA.
Furthermore, to help Vietnamese readers improve their English through literary works, and to introduce outstanding contemporary children's literature to international friends, Kim Dong Publishing House has just released English versions of two children's stories: "Hamlet Hedge - Collection of Animal Tales" by author Tran Duc Tien and "Tales from Cuckoo Farm" by author Dy Duyen.
Source: https://nhandan.vn/nhung-an-pham-moi-dac-sac-chao-don-he-post966670.html








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