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On June 20, Kim Dong Publishing House announced that it had collected quite a lot and selected to reprint into books children's stories by author Tham Tham and printed them into 3 books : Turtle carrying parrot - Fairy tales; Two jasmine trees - Fairy tales; Water dragon - Wild history . This is the first time Tham Tam's children's stories have been printed into books.
Author Tham Tam (1917-1950) is known as a poet, especially his poem Tong biet hanh is loved by many people and is considered one of the best poems of the New Poetry movement in particular and modern Vietnamese poetry in general. Tham Tam is also a multi-talented author, he worked as a journalist, painter, writer, playwright... from 1942 - 1945, he wrote many children's stories published in Truyen ba and Pho thong bi-monthly newspapers... After the August Revolution, he joined the resistance and died at a very young age - 33 years old.
With the help of author Tham Tam's family and collectors, Kim Dong Publishing House has collected quite a lot and selected to reprint his children's stories into books. Tham Tam's three collections of children's stories consolidate and shape his unique literary style, which is a skillful combination of traditional genres with modern content, bringing many layers of meaning.
Writing for children, Tham Tam skillfully conveys life lessons, moral stories, and ideals. Through each story, children will feel a vibration, igniting positive thoughts in their hearts.
Originally written for weekly and monthly magazines, Tham Tam's stories are often divided into many installments. The writing style is very attractive, with unexpected developments that attract readers to follow continuously. In particular, the rich content of each story always stimulates readers to ponder and remember for a long time. The illustrations of each story by author Tham Tam and contemporary artists also bring a unique aesthetic.
By accessing Tham Tam's prose legacy, readers today have the opportunity to recognize and know him more fully and authentically. Children's literature has one more author Tham Tam, and children's readers have more good and meaningful works.
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