2 Best Vietnamese-English Bilingual Books for Kids
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Choosing a Vietnamese-English book for kids can be tricky when you want to find a format and reading experience that suit your family.
With bilingual stories presented in parallel English and Vietnamese versions, these books can support shared reading in both languages.
This time, we’ll round up Vietnamese Folktales for Children and Going Home, Coming Home (English and Vietnamese Edition).
Quick-reference table of recommended products
| Product name | Format | Languages | Story count | Page count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Vietnamese Folktales for Children | Jacketed hardcover | English and Vietnamese | 10 bilingual stories | 48 |
 Going Home, Coming Home (English and Vietnamese Edition) | Paperback | English and Vietnamese | — | 32 |
Vietnamese Folktales for Children
Vietnamese Folktales for Children is recommended for families looking for Vietnamese and English stories to share with children. The book presents 10 bilingual folktales in parallel English and Vietnamese versions, with full-color illustrations throughout, and is described as suitable for story time and read-alouds.
Going Home, Coming Home (English and Vietnamese Edition)
Going Home, Coming Home (English and Vietnamese Edition) is recommended for readers looking for an English-Vietnamese children’s story set around a trip to Vietnam. The story follows Ami Chi on that trip, and the paperback edition presents the book in English and Vietnamese.
The publisher’s listed age range is 6–10, while the retailer’s reading age is 6–9 years.
Choosing a Vietnamese-English Book for Kids
- Readers looking for Vietnamese folktales in parallel English and Vietnamese versions
- Readers interested in a bilingual story about a child’s trip to Vietnam
