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Treasury of Vietnamese folk tales / Nguyễn Đʼ̂ong Chi ; illustrated by Jeet Zdũng ; translated by Nguyễn Bình [and three others].

Van Pelt Library GR313 .N68 2026
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Nguyễn, Đổng Chi, author.
Contributor:
Zdung, Jeet, illustrator.
Binh Nguyên, translator.
Series:
Treasury of Vietnamese folk tales ; [Volume 1]
Language:
English
Vietnamese
Subjects (All):
Tales--Vietnam--Juvenile literature.
Tales.
Folklore--Vietnam.
Folklore.
Vietnam.
Genre:
Juvenile works
Translations
Physical Description:
142 pages : illustrations (colour) ; 31 x 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
London : Major Books, 2026.
Summary:
"Folk tales are foundational and formative to every child's understanding of the world and their own culture. . . . Eleven of these seminal tales have been gathered and translated in Treasure of Vietnamese Folk Tales: Volume 1. We curated and translated the stories from Nguyễn Dổng Chi's definitive collection, of the same name."--Introduction.
Contents:
The battle between Sơn Tinh and Thủy Tinh
Mother Liễu Hạnh
The tale of the betel, areca, and slaked lime
The tale of the one night marsh and spontaneous plain
Tấm Cám
Who will buy my scallions? or, The magic potion
A wise wife's teaching of her idiotic husband
Madame Dupe
Tale of the sand crab
The sacred crossbow
The water god's daughter is in love with the fisherman
A word from the artist.
Notes:
Translated from the Vietnamese.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9781917233088
1917233086
OCLC:
1594241781
Publisher Number:
90104776662
CIPO000333955

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