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New 3D books for children this summer

New 3D books for children, issued by foreign publishing houses, are now available at bookstores around the country.
New 3D books for children this summer ảnh 1The cover of the book (Photo: Phu Nu (Women) publishing house)

HCM City (VNA) - New 3D books for children, issued by foreign publishing houses, are now available at bookstores around the country.

Books on nature and wild animals, such as Khung Long (Dinosaur), Animal Kingdom and ABC Fruits, are aimed at children between 6 and 13 years old.

Leading Vietnamese publishers, including the Phu Nu (Women) Publishing House, the Fine Arts Publishing House and the Thanh Nien (Youth) Publishing House, have worked with their foreign partners to sign a copyright deal to republish the books in both Vietnamese and English.

“I like reading 3D books because their colourful, lively pictures can help me improve my imagination. I can also improve my English after reading,” said Nguyen Trang Anh, a sixthgrader at the Vietnam-Australia International School.

Anh likes Animal Kingdom and ABC Fruits, two of the first books in Vietnam that require the use of 3D glasses.

Anh downloaded an app to read the books on her tablet and cellphone, using 3D glasses.

“Reading books using 3D glasses is wonderful. I can see animal characters move, run, sing and scream,” she said.

Most 3D books on the market include stories of friendship, love and dreams, written with typical flair and imagination.

For summer, publishing houses plan to increase the number of books in both bookstores and on the website, and improve the website’s design to make it more appealing to young readers.

“My mom bought me two 3D books without glasses because they were cheaper than those with 3D glasses. I hope publishers can reduce the price,” said Tran Hoang, a first-grader at Tran Van On School in District 1.

A 3D book sells for 150,000 VND (6.7 USD) to 200,000 VND (9 USD) depending on size and page number. Books with glasses can cost an additional 70,000 VND (3 USD).

Some bookstores offer free glasses for books bought online.

“3D books help children fall in love with reading and studying foreign languages. Selling 3D books is a promising trade,” said a representative of the Phu Nu Publishing House.-VNA

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