Ages 4–10
Vietnamese–English
A rhyming picture book
Written by an award-winning author
Bilingual, side by side
Vietnamese and English share the story, helping families read, repeat, and raise both languages together.
Song ngữ Việt–Anh · Bilingual Vietnamese–English
Neiko's Day at the Strawberry Farm
A story to gather around
Open the gate to a family farm day where every row holds a new word, a small challenge, and something sweet to share.
Vietnamese and English share the story, helping families read, repeat, and raise both languages together.
Neiko's muddy, berry-bright adventure grew from a real strawberry-farm visit with the author's own family.
Hard work, patience, muddy surprises, and a full family basket make the sweetest kind of reward.
Sunrise to golden hour
Four little beats carry Neiko through one unforgettable day at the farm.
Beat 01 · Dawn
Dew sparkles on the rows as Neiko arrives with his family. He loves strawberries—and can hardly wait to begin.
Beat 02 · Morning
Down the green rows he runs, picking the reddest, juiciest berries with his family and adding each one to the basket.
Beat 03 · Midday
SQUELCH — Neiko is stuck! There is a wobble, a laugh, and then his family comes to the rescue.
Beat 04 · Golden hour
By golden hour, the family carries home a basket full of strawberries—and a day full of stories.
Words from Neiko's world
Six theme words to notice, say, and grow together.
Click me to learn a new word.
Made for reading together
Both languages live side by side, so families can share the rhymes in the words that feel like home.
A warm opening for conversations about helping one another and appreciating what it takes to fill a basket.
Hameo Pham's colorful farm world gives every berry, blossom, and muddy moment room to shine.
A farm day for your bookshelf
Paperback & Hardcover on Amazon
Share Neiko's berry-bright, muddy adventure in Vietnamese and English.
Buy on Amazon (opens in a new tab)Paperback (37 pages) and hardcover (38 pages) editions.
Before you pick
Yes — the story is told in Vietnamese and English, side by side.
Ages 4–10 — a read-aloud for littles, and early readers can follow the rhymes along.
Yes — on a real day from the author's own family.
A quick, joyful read — 37 pages in paperback, 38 in hardcover.
Yes — both paperback (37 pages) and hardcover (38 pages) editions are on Amazon.
It joins Kimly's bilingual family stories — Bringing in the Boba, Bringing in Tết, and Grandma's Bánh of Love.
