1. No Family (Hector Malot)
No Family is the most famous novel in Hector Malot's literary career. For over a hundred years, this award-winning French Academy of Literature work has become a close friend of children and all those who love children around the world.
No Family tells the story of Rémi's life, a boy without parents or close relatives. After leaving the embrace of his foster mother, he joined the circus troupe of the kind old man Vitalis. Since then, he has wandered far and wide, initially under the care of Vitalis, then on his own, even performing and living for a whole traveling theater. There were times when he and the troupe wandered for days without food and water, nearly dying of cold. Once he was trapped underground in a well for a week. And there was a time when he was falsely accused, tried, and imprisoned. But there were also times when he was well fed and cared for. Yet in every situation, Rémi maintained his courage, honesty, self-respect, compassion, and eagerness to work without lowering himself or deceiving others. Finally, after much hardship, he was reunited with his family.
The work praises hard work, independence, endurance, encourages genuine friendship. It praises compassion, love of life, relentless will to rise... No Family has thus transcended the borders of France and endured over time.
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2. Heidi (Johanna Spyri)
Heidi was sent to her grandfather, who lived alone in the Alps, because her selfish aunt hurried to find a new job. Everyone was worried about Heidi having to live with the old, grumpy man. But little did they know, Heidi, with her naturally kind and compassionate heart, not only helped her grandfather rediscover the joy of life but also brought about miraculous changes. Anyone who met Heidi, whether in Dörfli or Frankfurt, wanted her to stay with them forever. But they all understood that only amidst the colorful flower fields, the vast valley, and the crimson glow of the serene mountains of the Alps could Heidi truly be happy to bring joy to everyone.
Heidi is a touching, sincere story of kindness, forgiveness, and purity. Loved from the first publication over 140 years ago, it is one of the most famous works of Swiss literature. Heidi has been adapted into films, plays, and various other genres. Heidiland, where Heidi lived, is now one of the main tourist attractions in Switzerland.
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3. Uncle Tom's Cabin (Harriet Beecher Stowe)
Uncle Tom is an honest, straightforward black slave, but his life is filled with pain and humiliation. Forced to leave his wife and children, subjected to cruel beatings, and sold from place to place, he endured miserable days on horrific cotton plantations in the American South. This was the hell of countless other sorrowful lives like Eliza, a mother who sacrificed everything to save her beloved child, or George, a young man who was intelligent, resolute, and passionately loved freedom. They were all valuable human beings, yet they were shackled, beaten, hunted, and killed like animals.
Published in 1852, Uncle Tom's Cabin by American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe sparked a wave of opposition to slavery in America. In its first year alone, despite being banned in the southern states, 300,000 copies of the book were sold in the United States alone. Moreover, this work became the best-selling novel of the 19th century. When President Abraham Lincoln met the author Stowe at the beginning of the Civil War, he uttered a phrase that later became famous: “So you're the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war.”
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4. The Railway Children (Edith Nesbit)
From the evening their father was taken away by two strangers, the lives of the three siblings Roberta, Peter, and Phyllis were turned upside down. From living comfortably in a luxurious villa in London, they were forced to move with their mother to the countryside and live in a small house.
In this unfamiliar place where nobody knows them, the children find joy by the railway track that runs nearby. They befriend Perks, the station master, learn about trains from him, and embark on small adventures. They also have the delight of waving every day to a distinguished old gentleman who passes by on the train at a certain hour. After the children rescue a train from a terrible accident, the kindly old gentleman becomes even closer to them and helps them uncover why their father disappeared mysteriously.
Filled with vivid descriptions of rural life and touching stories of love, responsibility, and courage, The Railway Children (1906) is a classic of children's literature. The book has been adapted multiple times for both film and television.
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5. Anne of Green Gables (L.M. Montgomery)
When Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert ask for a boy to help them on their farm at Green Gables, they are shocked to find a talkative, red-haired girl named Anne stepping off the train.
Anne, with her fiery red hair, penchant for mischief, and romantic imagination, turns Green Gables and the surrounding village upside down. Yet, her humor and kindness endear her to all, not only to the imaginary community of Prince Edward Island but also to generations of readers across the Atlantic, for over a century since the first Anne of Green Gables was born in 1908.
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6. Noble Hearts (Edomondo De Amicis)
This is truly an indispensable book on every child's bookshelf. First published on October 18, 1886, 'Noble Hearts' has propelled the name of the writer Edomondo De Amicis even further. Although it has been around for a long time, it still leaves an indelible mark on readers' hearts - especially children.
It tells the story of an Italian boy named Enrico, who daily records the events and life around him, as well as the touching stories he hears and sees, sometimes even being the main character in the diary he began writing since third grade. Each meaningful story about teacher-student relationships, family bonds, and friendships is a valuable lesson for children, teaching them how to be good human beings and how to interact with others in society.
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7. Totto - Chan by the Window (Tetsuko Kuroyanagi)
Just a few days into first grade, Totto-chan got expelled!!!
With no other option, her mother had to take Totto-chan to a new school, the Tomoe school. It was a strange school, where classes were held in old streetcars, students could freely change seats every day, study any subject they wanted first, and after finishing their lessons, they were allowed to go for a walk. What's more, there was a principal who could listen attentively to Totto-chan's stories for four hours straight! Thanks to that school, a lively, special Totto-chan received invaluable lessons to grow into a complete, strong person.
Totto-chan by the Window has been a bedtime book for many generations of children worldwide for thirty years. After its first publication in 1981, the book made waves not only in Japan but also worldwide. By 2001, the total number of copies sold in Japan had reached 9.3 million, making it one of the best-selling books in the country's publishing history. The book has been translated into 33 different languages, including English, French, German, Korean, Chinese, and more.
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8. Charlotte's Web (E.B. White)
Wilbur, the spring pig, was certain he would enjoy endless peace in the Zuckerman farm, so he went crazy when he learned that he would be slaughtered when winter came... Now, all his hopes are pinned on Charlotte, the gray spider still quietly hanging above the pig pen...
Charlotte's Web is the timeless tale of how a spider saved her pig friend's life, a classic of American children's literature; and their friendship has been shared by millions of readers around the world.
Charlotte's Web knocks on the door of childhood imagination, with all those who are children and have been children. It brings to life a magical world that only a girl who cries for a pig about to be slaughtered like Fern can understand. With many touching moments, such as Fern taking care of young Wilbur, the final farewell between Charlotte and Wilbur, and the friendship continued with Charlotte's offspring later on...
The work is a message of love, steadfast loyalty. It brings freshness to Charlotte and Wilbur and is shared by millions of readers around the world.
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9. The Story of a Cat Teaching a Seagull to Fly (Luis Sepulveda)
Does love exist between a cat and a seagull? This world is full of paradoxes and differences, but overlooking those differences to embrace love makes life better. 'The Story of a Cat Teaching a Seagull to Fly' by the famous Chilean writer Luis Sepulveda is a story steeped in cat love, human love.
The story is a long journey to fulfill three promises made by the fat cat Zorba: 'not to eat the egg', to 'take care of the egg until the little bird is born', and the seemingly impossible 'to teach it to fly'. Continuous troubles arise, will a very 'cool' mother like Zorba be able to keep his promises?
All difficulties have proven that deep inside Zorba the cat is a kind heart, full of a sentiment called 'sincere love'. It is this sentiment that brings the little seagull closer to Zorba the cat because 'It is easy to accept and love someone like us, but to truly love someone different from us is very difficult...'. Yes, love is learning to accept differences and not intending to make that person become like us. When we love someone with all sincerity, then prejudices and differences are just a foundation for the noble sentiment in both cats and humans to deepen.
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10. Alice In Wonderland - Alice In Wonderland
Little Alice follows a white rabbit down a rabbit hole and finds herself in a strange and magical land. A peculiar talking hat maker, a vanishing Cheshire cat, a mad hatter, and a bunch of talking playing cards are just some of the odd characters Alice encounters in this wonderland.
Thanks to its captivating allure, for over 130 years, a myriad of artistic works spanning literature, painting, television, film, music, gaming, and even opera have been created based on Alice's adventures. Join Alice in her thrilling escapades in the beautifully illustrated classic tale of Alice in Wonderland.
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11. Hachiko - The Waiting Dog
Hachiko - The Loyal Dog tells the true story of a dog who once lived in Tokyo, adopted by Professor Eisaburo Ueno's family. Every morning, Hachiko would accompany the professor to Shibuya station to see him off to work. In the afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Hachiko would return to the station to await the professor's return. But one unfortunate day, Professor Ueno passed away from a stroke and could never return. For the next 10 years, Hachiko faithfully returned to the station at 3 o'clock every day to await his master.
Hachiko has become a symbol of loyalty. A statue of him stands proudly at Shibuya station. The story of Hachiko is retold with heartfelt words by author Luis Prats and stunning watercolor illustrations by Zuzanna Celej, touching hearts and inspiring readers just as Hachiko did millions around the world.
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12. The Adventures of Pinocchio
For over 100 years, since its inception, the story of The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi has captivated generations of children worldwide. From the original work, numerous books, countless films about Pinocchio have been created in many countries.
It can be said that those vivid images have linked a series of storylines, creating the attraction and curiosity of the adventure, making readers feel like they are stepping into Pinocchio's world. It's a world not only built by delicate illustrations but also by harmonious color schemes, designed on beautiful paper with a unique and impressive book style.
Moreover, with its bright, natural writing style, and humorous storytelling, the book will create a sense of closeness and beautiful emotions as children share with Pinocchio the challenges and difficulties on the journey to becoming a good person. In addition, the end of the book also provides a brief biography along with illustrations to help children understand more about the biography of Carlo Collodi - the 'father' of this masterpiece as well as the background and process of the creation of the work.
The Adventures of Pinocchio – not just a beautiful book but also a great one. The book will also impart valuable messages to children about behavior, filial piety, and compassion. At the same time, it reminds adults that no matter how naughty children may be, they can still become good people, as long as we persevere in teaching, have faith, and give them opportunities!
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13. The Three Musketeers
By chance encounter in Paris, the young nobleman d’Artagnan befriends the three musketeers Athos, Aramis, and Porthos. From four individuals with completely different personalities - the nobleman Athos, the flamboyant yet kind-hearted Porthos, the 'monk' Aramis who is as charming as he is profound, and the young and daring d’Artagnan - they form a united front thanks to their motto 'One for all, all for one.'
Amidst the chaos of 16th-century France, in a world of kings and queens full of intrigues and plots, the four friends embark on adventurous journeys full of heroism, camaraderie, and the romanticism of love. Readers, join them to witness the revival of a historical era seen through the magical lens of imagination, adding an element of thrilling suspense and the enthusiasm of youth.
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14. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (J. K. Rowling)
The seven-part Harry Potter series stands as the most proud and renowned work, bringing fame to the literary career of British author J. K. Rowling.
The fantasy storyline that once captivated numerous book markets narrates the solo battle of young Harry Potter against the dark wizard Lord Voldemort, the one who murdered his parents to fulfill his ambition of ruling the wizarding world. Harry Potter took the imagination of children worldwide soaring into the enchanting world of magic. The story begins with an ordinary character, even somewhat mundane, happening right alongside us, starting from Platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station. The seven volumes will sequentially lead readers to explore the challenging path of becoming a wizard, Harry's trials alongside his friends at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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15. Watership Down (Richard Adams)
The tale of the migration of a group of rabbits to a new land is truly an epic, majestic, and mysterious ode to the species under a name as simple as: Watership Down.
Watership Down begins with the discovery of unsettling things by a rabbit named Fiver living within a large, organized warren. From there, a struggle ensues and an incredibly strange, captivating, suspenseful, mysterious yet realistic and incredibly miraculous adventure begins.
Despite facing many difficulties and challenges, the rabbit warren never gives up, highlighting the good qualities of rabbits such as: love, courage, unity, and camaraderie of the group... These are the good qualities that every child should have, the story through the migration of the rabbit warren also implies the process of human growth. There are setbacks, and only through difficulties can one mature. This is a book worth spending time reading and is very beneficial for the character development of young people.
You will feel like a member of Fiver's group, adventuring with them, and you will never want to put the book down once you pick it up and start reading.
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