Aided by Buddha, Tam faces the jealousy of her stepmother and stepsister through several incarnations, ultimately regaining her position as bride of the king who has loved her as a bird, as a tree, and as herself.

Introduces key English and Vietnamese words for plants, animals, shapes, food, and other common items.

Contains a bilingual story about Little Red Hen who asks her animal friends to help her plant her grains of wheat but they are all too busy. When Little Red Hen has finally grown the wheat, harvested it, and turned it into bread, the animals are willing to help her eat it, but Little Red Hen shares it with the baker and the miller instead.

Presents a bilingual board book for young children that features color photographs of animals labeled in English and Bengali.

Children see a variety of animals, each one a different color, and a teacher looking at them.

The Monkey King is determined to prove to the Emperor of Heaven that he is more than equal to any of the celestial warriors or ministers, and in his attempts to prove his worth, an epic battle ensues. Presented in English and Vietnamese.

Contains the myth of "Pandora's Box" retold in both English and Vietnamese for young children. Is accompanied by unique illustrations.

A small girl Ellie shares her fear of being bullied by another girl at school and how she finally told her mom and a counselor about the incidents. The story is narrated in both Vietnamese and English.

Visually demonstrates the meaning of various opposites.

Dora the Diplodocus is always teased for her dippy ideas, such as wearing a disguise to protect herself from Allosauruses. Then one day she is swimming with Pete the Plesiosaurus and exiting the water, she becomes covered in slime, reeds, leaves, and seaweed. The frightened Allosauruses run off and everyone realizes Dora's idea isn't silly after all.