Books with author Nguyet Anh Nguyen

"Beware The Wolf" is a story about an old sheep who has a very important lesson to teach the younger sheep in the flock who tend to want to wander off too far from their pasture. The story that the old sheep tells is about a young sheep who refused to listen to the warnings of his elders. This overly confident young sheep decides to wander off into the woods with a deceitful wolf who pretends to be his friend. As the tale unfolds, the young sheep makes a harrowing escape from the wolf's clutches. This story teaches kids to listen to those who are older and who care for them. It also warns them to watch out for “the wolves” who might try to talk them into going places they should not go.

This English translation of the bestselling Vietnamese novel by acclaimed author Nguyen Nhat Anh explores childhood and coming of age of teenagers in Vietnam. Its insights into friendship, love, and family are simultaneously unique and universal. PRAISE for YELLOW FLOWERS IN THE GREEN GRASS----"I love YELLOW FLOWERS IN THE GREEN GRASS by Nguyen Nhat Anh, not only because of his excellent writing style and a compassionate open-ended story, but also because of the human love deeply expressed in each event, each character. His world of children is full of misdoings and awakening moments."--Prof. Dr. Le Huy Bac, Hanoi National University of Education, Vietnam--"a heart-felt tale of family love, brotherhood, and friendships among teenagers." --Film director Victor Vu--"Nguyen Nhat Anh, a revered and bestselling author in his native Vietnam, seems to have an innate understanding of childhood's appeal." --Jason Beerman, journalist and art critic, THE TORONTO STAR

Simple POVs with respects to God contains nearly 140 very brief sections covering a wide variety of topics. Each section contains a sample view with verses taken from the Holy Bible. Each section also ends up thanking God and praising God. The short sections make the reading goes by rapidly. Simple POVs with respect to God extracts verses that may be passed over, due to the length of the Holy Bible, are useful to those who are new as well as those who are familiar to scripture. In addition, the author exercises a great deal of self-restraint from wordiness so that the scripture presented in Simple POVs with respect to God is flexible enough for personal interpretation, preparation of principles, and discussions with others to the bottomline intent of glorifying God.

This book explores a preschool girl's perception and interest about her family. Her family includes members who represent different stages of human life. These stages include: the fetal stage, the newborn stage, the toddler stage, the child stage, the adolescent stage, the adult stage, and the grandparent stage. In the fetal stage, the child feels the baby's first movements. In the newborn stage, the child recognizes the physical development of the baby. In the toddler stage, the child describes her desire to enter school and sport activities. In the school-age stage, the child acknowledges that her older sibling is exposed to advanced learning and social interaction. In the adolescent stage, the child watches her older sister prepare for college. In addition, the child also makes numerous observations of her parent's responsibilities, activities, and hobbies. She understands the vital and integral roles that mom and dad have within the family structure.

Simple POVs with respects to God contains nearly 140 very brief sections covering a wide variety of topics. Each section contains a sample view with verses taken from the Holy Bible. Each section also ends up thanking God and praising God. The short sections make the reading goes by rapidly. Simple POVs with respect to God extracts verses that may be passed over, due to the length of the Holy Bible, are useful to those who are new as well as those who are familiar to scripture. In addition, the author exercises a great deal of self-restraint from wordiness so that the scripture presented in Simple POVs with respect to God is flexible enough for personal interpretation, preparation of principles, and discussions with others to the bottomline intent of glorifying God.