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Let Your Imagination Take Flight
Reading connects you to the world, and that is our aim! Whether you are looking for inspiration, new ways of thinking, or simply a great read, join us at this year’s Hong Kong Book Fair and discover just how far a good book can take you.
You will find us at Booth 1B-E16 in the General Books Pavilion, echoing the Fair’s theme, "Reading the World: Cultural Legacy, Joyful Journeys." Our booth, designed as a boarding gate, invites you to embark on a cultural reading journey like no other.
This year, our HKFYG Bookstore offers a fresh collection of titles, alongside 14 engaging author-sharing sessions exploring everything from youth creativity and career paths to Hong Kong culture and life education.
Here are some highlights of our hot new releases:
Go for !t: A Guidebook for Life Exploration brings together the real-life career journeys of ten young people, to encourage young people to explore their paths step-by-step through these diverse life trajectories.
To Parents of Little Angels gently supports families navigating the grief of miscarriage or stillbirth. Thoughtfully put together, it includes a companion guide, sensory healing exercises, and community resources, offering comfort, understanding and a sense of connection.
A Survival Guide for Hongkongers Under Extreme Weather is the first book in Hong Kong that takes a timely look at how climate and health intersect. Blending science, medicine and community insights, it offers practical ways for all of us to cope in the face of increasingly extreme conditions.
Hong Kong Stories Hidden in Translated Names invites you to see the city from a fresh perspective. Through the translated names of streets, buildings, and brands, it uncovers surprising stories and hidden layers of Hong Kong’s identity.
Decoding Children’s Growth: A Support Manual for SEN Students is a practical and encouraging guide for parents and teachers, focusing on strengths-based approaches to support children with Special Educational Needs in their everyday growth.
Come visit us from 15 to 21 July 2026 and discover even more!
More details books.hkfyg.org.hk
Enquiries Marco Yu 3755 7091
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Reward the Outstanding Youths: CLP Energy for Brighter Tomorrows Award 2026
Aims to appreciate the participating youths who have overcome challenges and life hurdles with perseverance and great resilience
Ceremony featured sharings by the awardee representatives, delivering the message of positivity and optimism
Theme Sailing Through the Storms to Build Dreams
Programme included mentorship scheme and training sponsorship
Awardees 20 youths who achieved excellence during their difficult time
Partnered with CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
Organised by HKFYG School Social Work Unit
Click here for the full list of awardees
Enquiries Raymond Chan 2395 0161
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Solving the Social Problems with Creative Coder Competition 2025/2026
Aims to provide a platform for primary and secondary students to invent and apply coding knowledge on solving social problems
Competition featured
● Creative Coding Contest using Arduino/ micro: bit/ Raspberry Pi
● Scratch Kids Challenge
● Installation Design Open Tournament
Sponsored by Innovation and Technology Commission & Avnet Technology HK
Co-organised by HKFYG Centre for Creative Science and Technology and Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of The University of Hong Kong
Click here for the full list of winners
Enquiries Tony Ting 2561 61498
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HKFYG’s “DSE 2777 1112” Releases Finding from DSE 2026 Survey
Key findings
● Nearly 46% of respondents experienced high stress ahead of results release; about half find planning difficult
● The top three stress sources among DSE candidates were concerns about personal competitiveness (69%), uncertainty about prospects, including the economic outlook and AI development) (38%), and a rising number of DSE candidates (32.1%)
● Most candidates felt “worried” (57.8%) or “confused” (55.5%) about their path ahead, though 37.5% remained positive and “hopeful”
● The top factors influencing their pathway decisions were personal interest (74.4%), exam results (69.4%), and the economic/employment outlook (50.1%)
Major recommendations
● It is suggested that students should enhance their competitive edge through self-directed learning, internships, and hands-on projects as employers increasingly valuing diverse skills in the era of AI
● DSE candidates could use the “DSE Admission Easy” app which provides AI-powered subject-matching recommendations, complemented by in-app guidance from HKFYG counsellors to help students plan their pathway
Survey period May to June 2026
Survey respondents 1,241 secondary students, including 445 DSE candidates and 796 Form 5 students
Click here for full results and recommendations in Chinese
Enquiries Rachel Cheung 2788 3433
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