VIETNAMESE BOB DYLAN BOOKS
- SÁCH TIẾNG ANH
These books are all from Vietnam.
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BOB DYLAN - MAI SAU BIẾT ĐẾN BAO GIỜ, lyrics translated by Mộc Nhân Lê Đức Thịnh.
BOB DYLAN - NGÀY SAU BIẾT ĐẾN BAO GIỜ, lyrics translated by Mộc Nhân Lê Đức Thịnh.
BOB DYLAN - VA NHỮNG HÒN ĐÁ LĂN, lyrics translated by Mộc Nhân Lê Đức Thịnh.
ĐỂ GIÓ CUỐN ĐI (Blowin' In The Wind) by Bob Dylan, illustrations by Jon J. Muth.
NẾU CHÓ CHẠY RÔNG, (If Dogs Run Free) by Bob Dylan, pictures by Scott Campbell.
TÊN CHIM MUÔNG DO CON NGƯỜI BAN CHO CHÚNG (Man Gave Names To All The Animals), lyrics by Bob Dylan illustrated by Jim Arnosky
* TRỊNH CÔNG SƠN - BOB DYLAN, by John C. Schafer, 2 editions.
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