Dreaming of childhood - perhaps, also a childhood dream of the writer - is almost vividly recreated through 10 stories in the book.

Can fly. There are "kids" who do not dream of flying once. Flying will solve many things: "swim" in the vast sky full of clouds, admire the scenery of your homeland, be free to go wherever you like without having to buy train tickets or be afraid of "drunk" cars. But the story of "flying" also needs to restrain you - too much will be plugged into the ground like a banana tree upside down.

Greed, yes, what the author means here is greed. Greed makes it easy for people to lose everything they have and be easily hated by people. Just like the little boy in the Mosquito. If I had not fallen in love with the game, had not been tempted by the humble material to force Amo to overwork, the mosquito would not have died. The obese boy who was completely obese was a punishment for being greedy.

Listening to the fictional stories of writer Thu Tran, you will not feel far away, but very real. If so far, just as far as...fairy (greed turn things upside down for example). So young listeners will easily accept this. Each story in Flying Village is a slice of life for students to better understand their surroundings. The list of every story is a respectful attribute of human beings: kindness, sacrifice, forgiveness, tolerance for community

Listening to stories is fun, but it also involves learning. Learning is fun, and that is the goal of the writer, Thu Tran, who wants to connect with you!