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Story Description: In a rural village along Vietnam's Mekong Delta, young An spends his days helping his grandfather in the rice fields. As the midday sun becomes unbearable, An notices how wind moves through small spaces and wonders: can he build a fan that works without electricity? Using bamboo, tin, and natural airflow, An designs a simple cooling fan that turns gently in the breeze. His invention spreads through the village, offering relief and inspiration. This story introduces children to sustainable, low-tech innovation. It blends cultural authenticity with practical science and shows how young thinkers can solve big problems using the resources around them. Sample Preview: https: //online.fliphtml5.com/zsxas/ghtw/ Why This Book Is Great for Young Readers: This story shows young readers that engineering isn't just about machines-it can be quiet, local, and sustainable. Through An's curiosity and cultural environment, children learn how observation leads to invention. It also encourages problem-solving with limited resources and highlights the importance of caring for others. An's story invites readers to appreciate nature, think practically, and believe that even small hands can build something great. Khaled Alaghawani

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