Don't Blame the Brass Trumpet - a charming collection of poems dedicated to children.

From the title "Don't Blame the Brass Trumpet," it's easy to see that this is a work for children. The poetry collection was published by the Vietnam Writers Association Publishing House with 1,000 copies; its 13x19cm size is charming and perfectly sized to hold in one's hands.

This book, with its 35 poems, is a loving, gentle whisper, nurturing curiosity , wonder, delight, innocence, and purity in every child's soul.

This is the fourth collection of poems for children by poet Dam Chu Van. The author's children's poems have been selected for inclusion in the Vietnamese Language textbook for 3rd grade, volume 2, part of the "Creative Horizons" series, published by Vietnam Education Publishing House, and in several other reference books.

The poetic forms in this collection are rich and diverse, with rhymes, rhythms, rhetorical devices, and stylizations that are very suitable for the comprehension, thinking, and psychology of children. The poems are written in various forms such as: Waves and Shore, Little Spider, Elephant Trunk Tree, Durian Fruit, Mangosteen Fruit, A Meal Between North and South - six-eight meter; Crab Claw Vegetable - a variation of six-eight meter; Children's Rhymes about Crabs and Fish - four-word verse; Mangrove Tree, Vegetable Name, Chili Seed, Two Long-winded People, Don't Blame the Brass Trumpet - five-word verse; Green Cockscomb Flower, Morning Glory Flower - six-word verse; Mr. Sun, Rambutan Fruit, Southern Fruit Festival - free verse. The rhyming, rhythm, and poetic techniques of dialogue, monologue, and narration are flexible and polyphonic.