The Reading Day program of Le Van Tam Primary School, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City took place today, April 4. In the reading space in the school's lobby, many students were attentive to books of various genres, many of them also experienced reading e-books on tablets. Ms. Huynh Thi Le Hang, a librarian at the school, introduced young readers who especially love reading books.
9 year old girl reads books in English fluently
Vu Lam Chi, a 4/5 grade student at Le Van Tam Primary School, District 7, has loved reading since she was a child. From the comic books and picture books her mother bought for her when she was in preschool, she gradually became more passionate about reading. She loves genres such as fairy tales, myths, Grimm's fairy tales, Andersen's fairy tales... especially the Harry Potter series by female author JK Rowling. Lam Chi has read all 7 parts of this world-famous series, both the English and Vietnamese versions.
Vu Lam Chi, a 9-year-old girl, read all 7 parts of Harry Potter in English and Vietnamese.
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"I don't remember how many books I've read so far, but I like reading books written in English. There were many days when I read until 11 pm, and my mother often asked me what I was reading that I forgot to sleep," said the 9-year-old female reader.
Lam Chi does not go to an outside English center, she only studies English at school. "When I was little, my mother often spoke English to me at home. I think that's why I like English and like reading books in English. My mother is an office worker at a company," Lam Chi added.
Notably, this 4th grader is writing stories at home, mostly in English. She used to write in notebooks, but now her mother has lent her a computer to type. She has not counted the exact number of stories she has completed. "I dream of becoming an author in the future, and publishing my own books. My idol is British writer JK Rowling," Lam Chi revealed.
7-year-old boy passionately tells about the content of a series of adventure books
Nguyen Duy Anh, class 2/6, has a father who is a software engineer and a mother who is an office worker. His parents always encourage him to read books. His family always has a large bookshelf. On the morning of April 4, the 7-year-old boy sat and enthusiastically told us about the content of two books that he loves very much: Hachiko - the waiting dog by writer Luis Prats and Robinson Crusoe by writer Daniel Defoe. The Adventures of a Cricket by writer To Hoai is being read by Duy Anh.
Bookworm boy Nguyen Duy Anh is smart and clever.
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Duy Anh said that among the books he has read, the touching book Hachiko - the waiting dog is always in his mind. The friendship and loyalty of the dog Hachiko always waiting for his owner - Professor Eisaburo Ueno at the train station in Japan. Even when Professor Eisaburo Ueno had a stroke and died, unable to return, the dog still waited at the train station, regardless of sun or rain for many years, made him choked with emotion.
Duy Anh's favorite book genres are also adventure, exploration, and science fiction. The second grader dreams of becoming a writer in the future.
The reading festival of Le Van Tam Primary School, District 7, responded to Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day, April 21. The framework of the activities spanned from March 3, 2025 to present, such as parents and students participating in the contest "Reading books with children, sharing good things", students competing as child artists, designing e-book covers, competing in book composition, creating e-flipping books...
On April 4, students and teachers of the school participated in the Golden Bell contest with questions about books. Students read paper books, e-books, participated in making bookmarks... In particular, there was an exchange with parents of the school about the secret of how they encouraged their children to love reading.
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Along with traditional paper books, students are engrossed in reading books on tablets with a rich collection of books from the digital library.
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Parents share experiences in helping their children love reading
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Teachers of Le Van Tam Primary School compete in the Golden Bell contest with questions revolving around books.
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Mr. Quang Van Tuoi, an IT teacher who loves reading books and following news in newspapers, won the Golden Bell contest.
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Ms. Tran Tieu Quynh, Principal of Le Van Tam Primary School, said that the activities in the Reading Festival aim to build and develop a reading movement, encourage students to discover their passion for reading, move towards a learning society, motivate parents to read with their children and help children develop a love for books.
Ms. Quynh also said that the program aims to build a community of book lovers when parents and children can exchange ideas and feelings about books, connect with each other; students share their passion for reading with friends and relatives, introduce good books, thereby creating a reading community among the young generation...
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/bat-ngo-voi-hoc-sinh-doc-sach-quen-ngu-me-sach-tieng-anh-185250404174725861.htm
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