NianNian and the Ghe Ngo Boat Race

NianNian and the Ghe Ngo Boat Race

Author
authorNianNian Class

A cheerful and colorful story following NianNian, a small orange cat, as he visits Sóc Trăng to experience the traditional Khmer Ghe Ngo boat race. The story introduces children to cultural festivities through friendly characters, vivid scenes, and the spirit of community and celebration.

age3 - 7 years old
emotional intelligence
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