Vietnamese novel hits bookshelves in Thailand
An ASEAN Literature Award novel “Cho toi xin mot ve di tuoi tho” (Give
me a ticket back to childhood) by Vietnamese writer Nguyen Nhat Anh
will be published in Thailand.
An ASEAN Literature Award novel “Cho toi xin mot ve di tuoi tho” (Give
me a ticket back to childhood) by Vietnamese writer Nguyen Nhat Anh
will be published in Thailand.
With the Thai version translated by the Nanmeebooks Publishing House, the book will be introduced to Thai readers at a ceremony at the Chulalongkorn University on August 24 in the presence of the writer.
Having won the Vietnamese Writers’ Association Award in 2009 and the ASEAN Literature Award in 2010, the book will also be published in the US and the Republic of Korea .
“Cho toi xin mot ve di tuoi tho” tells a story of an innocent childhood but full of mischief of four kids./.
With the Thai version translated by the Nanmeebooks Publishing House, the book will be introduced to Thai readers at a ceremony at the Chulalongkorn University on August 24 in the presence of the writer.
Having won the Vietnamese Writers’ Association Award in 2009 and the ASEAN Literature Award in 2010, the book will also be published in the US and the Republic of Korea .
“Cho toi xin mot ve di tuoi tho” tells a story of an innocent childhood but full of mischief of four kids./.
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