Epigram Books Catalogue 2017 JAN-JUN

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Jan - Jun 2017


Fiction 4—11

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4

FEATURED EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2016

The Gatekeeper Fox Fire Girl Surrogate Protocol State of Emergency

EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2015

Altered Straits

FEB

LONTAR: The Journal of Southeast Asian Speculative Fiction #8

APR

14

The Lieutenant's Errand Boy

JUN

15

Once We Were There

JUN

13

16—19

Backlist • SINGAPORE CLASSICS • CULTURAL MEDALLION SERIES

Picture Books Pg 34

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MAR MAR APR MAY

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• SAM, SEBBIE, DI-DI-DI AND XANDY #8 FEB A Day at Dolphin Island • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD FEB The Red Shoe • The Great Hospital Adventure MAR in Space • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD Will You Read a Book With Me? APR APR The Boy in the Whale Suit The Boy Who Wanted to MAY Grow a Moustache • ASIA'S LOST LEGENDS #3 Dewi: The Day the Earth Shook MAY • SAM, SEBBIE, DI-DI-DI AND XANDY #9 Fun at Adventure Cove Waterpark JUN JUN When Harry Met Choo Backlist • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD


Early Readers 34—35

Non-fiction

34

• UNDERSTANDING SINGAPOREANS #1, #2, #3 & #4

Why Do the Chinese Shout Yam Seng? Why Do Malays Avoid Pork? Why Do Indians Dot Their Foreheads? Why Do Eurasians Love Sugee Cake? 36

• ANG KU KUEH GIRL & FRIENDS #3 The Blur Sotong

Chapter Books 38

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42—44

Young Adult 45

46 47

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JAN

Dying to Meet You

MAR

51

The Parsis of Singapore: Heritage, Culture, Cuisine

APR

MAR

52

MAR 54 APR

55

49

• SECRETS OF SINGAPORE #2 Secrets of Singapore: National Museum Edition Between Stations Backlist

Poetry & Playscript 56 APR

MAY

JUN

57 JUN

60—61 MAY

56

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• OUR NEIGHBOURHOODS SERIES #9 We Love Serangoon Gardens JAN Backlist • COLOURING BOOKS • OUR NEIGHBOURHOODS

Notbooks 62—63

JUN

Backlist

Wee Editions

MAR

MAY

Backlist • FROM STAGE TO PRINT • PLAYWRIGHT’S OMNIBUS • SINGAPORE PIONEER POETS

Food & Recipes

58

• MOUNT EMILY #3 Midnight at Mount Emily Lion Boy and Drummer Girl Backlist

Backlist

Mum Is Where the Heart Is

50

45

Graphic Novels

49

MAR MAR

38

• SENGKANG SNOOPERS #1 Mystery of the Hermit's Hut • PERCY & PAM #1 Trouble at the Prata Shop • SHERLOCK SAM #11.5 Sherlock Sam's Orange Shorts • DANGER DAN & GADGET GIRL #4 The Zany Zombie-fest Backlist

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A5 & A6 size


Fiction

FEATURED

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Fiction

MARCH

EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2016 WINNER

The Gatekeeper Nuraliah Norasid

A young medusa named Ria petrifies an entire village of innocents with her gaze. Together with her sister, she flees for the underground city of Nelroote, where Manticura’s quasi-fantastical sapient races—Scereans, Tuyuns, Feleenese, Cayanese—live on the margins. There, she takes up her role as gatekeeper, protecting the city from threats Human or otherwise.

WINNER

Decades later, Manticura has become a modern urban city, and a man named Eedric is bored with the monotony of his privileged life. He stumbles upon the entrance to Nelroote and encounters Ria, who has spent nearly half a century in solitude. As their friendship blossoms, external whispers of the medusa sisters threaten to spark a chain of events that will throw Nelroote and its inhabitants into imminent danger. Nuraliah Norasid holds a PhD in English Literature and Creative Writing from Nanyang Technological University. She works as a research associate at the Centre for Research on Islamic and Malay Affairs (RIMA), where she studies marginalities and the confluence of religious ideas and secular society. Her writing has been published in QLRS, Karyawan Magazine, AMPlified and Perempuan: Muslim Women Speak Out. The Gatekeeper is her first novel.

978981 1700903 296 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

Rights World 5


Fiction

FEATURED

6


Fiction

MARCH

EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2016 FINALIST

Fox Fire Girl O Thiam Chin

Derrick can’t believe his luck when he rekindles a romance with ex-girlfriend Yifan. But Yifan remains aloof and distant. She confides to Derrick that in her hometown of Ipoh, she discovered that she is actually a fox spirit with mystical powers.

FINALIST

But Derrick isn’t the only person who has fallen under Yifan’s spell. Unbeknownst to him, Tien Chen, a man with an unhealthy obsession with fire, has also been dating her. When Tien Chen eventually confronts Yifan about her infidelity, she tells him a story about her childhood in Ipoh that explains her actions, and then disappears. Where has she gone, and is Yifan really the person she claims to be? O Thiam Chin is the winner of the inaugural Epigram Books Fiction Prize in 2015, for his first novel, Now That’s It’s Over. He is also the author of five collections of short fiction: Free-Falling Man (2006), Never Been Better (2009), Under The Sun (2010), The Rest Of Your Life and Everything That Comes With It (2011) and Love, Or Something Like Love (2013, shortlisted for the 2014 Singapore Literature Prize for English Fiction). 978981 1700934 160 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

Rights World 7


Fiction

FEATURED

8


Fiction

APRIL

EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2016 FINALIST

Surrogate Protocol Tham Cheng-E

A man of many names and identities. Landon Lock has lived many lifetimes, but his memory spans only days. Because Landon is no ordinary barista.

FINALIST

Danger brews as Landon struggles to piece reality together through the fog of amnesia: a mysterious organisation bent on hunting him down, a man called John who claims to be a friend, and women from Landon’s past who have come to haunt him. As the organisation closes in on Landon, he finds himself increasingly backed into a corner. Battling his unreliable memory, Landon is forced to make a decision on who to trust. Tham Cheng-E is an architect who also writes about the special needs community for the online magazine Special Seeds, and maintains a family blog on parenting and Down syndrome. Surrogate Protocol is his first novel.

978981 1700910 376 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

Rights World 9


Fiction

FEATURED

10


Fiction

MAY

EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2016 FINALIST

State of Emergency Jeremy Tiang

A woman finds herself questioned for a conspiracy she was not a part of. A son flees to London to escape from a father, wrecked by betrayal. A journalist seeks to uncover the truth of the place she once called home. A young wife leaves her husband and children behind to fight for freedom in the jungles of Malaya.

FINALIST

The struggles against communism may have started decades ago, but it has left deep scars across the region. State of Emergency traces the leftist movements of Singapore and Malaysia from the 1940s to the present day, centring on a family trying to navigate the choppy political currents of the region. Jeremy Tiang is a full-time writer and translator. His short story collection, It Never Rains on National Day (Epigram Books, 2015) was shortlisted for the 2016 Singapore Literature Prize; he also won the Golden Point Award in 2009. He has translated more than 10 books from Chinese, including novels by You Jin, Yeng Pway Ngon, Zhang Yueran, Chan Ho-Kei and Wang Jinkang, and been awarded an NEA Literary Translation Fellowship, a PEN/ Heim Grant, and a Henry Luce Foundation Fellowship. Jeremy writes and translates plays, including A Dream of Red Pavilions (performed off-Broadway by Pan Asian Rep), The Last Days of Limehouse (Yellow Earth, London), A Son Soon by Xu Nuo (Royal Exchange, Manchester) and Floating Bones by Quah Sy Ren and Han Lao Da (The Arts House). He currently resides in Brooklyn.

978981 1700927 280 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

Rights World 11


Fiction

FEBRUARY

EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2015 LONGLIST

Altered Straits Kevin Martens Wong

The future of all the known universes hinges on a boy-soldier and his tenuous connection with a merlion. In an alternate 1947 filled with mystical creatures, Singapuran boy-soldier Naufal Jazair is bonded to the merlion Bahana and enlisted in a war against an aggressive neighbour. Meanwhile, in an apocalyptic Singapore in 2047, SAF officer Titus Ang is tasked with entering Naufal’s universe and retrieving a merlion to save the future of Singapore from the Concordance, a hive intelligence that is close to consuming what remains of humanity. Kevin Martens Wong is a linguistics major at the National University of Singapore, founder of Unravel: The Accessible Linguistics Magazine, and head of the Kodrah Kristang revitalisation initiative for the critically endangered Kristang language in Singapore. He won the NUS Creative Writing Competition in 2015 for his short story “A Merlion for His Majesty”, and his work has also been published in Transect and Entitled magazine. He lives in Singapore, and Altered Straits is his first novel. 978981 4757874 384 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

Rights World 12


Fiction

APRIL

LONTAR The Journal of Southeast Asian Speculative Fiction #8

Jason Erik Lundberg, ed. This eighth issue of LONTAR presents speculative writing from and about Singapore, the Philippines and Thailand. Inside these pages, you’ll find: fishing for mermaids in the Mekong River by Alyssa Wong; a tense and otherworldly ancestral homecoming by Michael Janairo; a rebellion against inevitable eugenics by Clara Chow; snapshots of the fantastic in the mundane by Wilfred Cabrera; and speculative poetry by Tilde Acuña, Bernise Carolino, Judith Huang, Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingdé, Christina Sng, Sharlene Teo and David Wong Hsien Ming. Also included is a special supplement: part one of Dean Francis Alfar’s brilliant novel Salamanca, winner of the Palanca Award Grand Prize for the Novel and the Gintong Aklat Award for Literature, serialised here for the first time anywhere. Jason Erik Lundberg, founding editor, was born in Brooklyn, New York, and has lived in Singapore since 2007. He is the author of a dozen books, including the collection Strange Mammals (2013) and the Bo Bo and Cha Cha children’s picture book series; he is also the series editor of The Epigram Books Collection of Best New Singaporean Short Stories, editor of Fish Eats Lion (2012, 2014), and co-editor of A Field Guide to Surreal Botany (2008) and Scattered, Covered, Smothered (2004).

ALSO IN THE SERIES

Lontar Issue #3

Lontar Issue #4

Lontar Issue #5

978981 4615754

978981 4615914

978981 4655187

Lontar Issue #6

Lontar Issue #7

978981 4757386

978981 4757775

978981 4757621 160 pp 165 x 215 mm Paperback SGD

$ 14.90

Rights

Southeast Asia 13


Fiction

JUNE

EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE 2016 LONGLIST

The Lieutenant's Errand Boy Warran Kalasegaran During the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, an eight-year-old Tamil boy is separated from his father, forced to work for the Japanese military police and renamed Nanban. He learns their language and customs, studies their martial arts and prays to their Emperor. While watching the cruelty with which the Imperial Army rules Singapore, he becomes just as ruthless to survive. Twenty years later, a talented, racially ambiguous seamstress named Papatti uses her knitting skills to fight for Singapore’s merger with Malaya. She meets a cunning politician who takes an interest beyond her sewing abilities. Through the turbulence of merger, independence and race riots, she must rely on her wits and courage to see her way through. Two lives destined to intersect, from the 1940s to the 1960s. Through war, political turmoil, and ultimately reconciliation.

978981 4785068 384 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

Rights World 14

Warran Kalasegaran studied Politics with International Studies at the University of Warwick, and graduated with a Master’s in Public Policy from the University of Tokyo. His maternal grandparents were orphaned during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, which sparked his interest in this period of the nation’s history. He currently works at Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and The Lieutenant’s Errand Boy is his first novel.


Fiction

JUNE

Once We Were There Bernice Chauly

Delonix Regia stands on the edge of a building, torn between life and death. Six years earlier she was getting tear-gassed as a journalist documenting Malaysia’s Reformasi movement. In Kuala Lumpur at the tail end of the Asian financial crisis, the hedonistic underground drug scene sets the stage for a heady cocktail of revolution, anger and idealism. Delonix falls in love, gets married and has a child, but when her daughter goes missing, she is driven to madness and despair. She discovers KL’s terrible secrets, where babies are sold and women and children are trafficked with sometimes fatal consequences. Once We Were There is a dark and devastating novel about love and loss. Bernice Chauly is the award-winning author of five books of poetry and prose; going there and coming back (1997), The Book of Sins (2008), Lost in KL (2008), Growing Up With Ghosts (2011) and Onkalo (2013, “Direct, honest and powerful” —JM Coetzee). Born in George Town, Penang to Chinese-Punjabi teachers, she read Education and English Literature in Canada as a government scholar. She was an Honorary Fellow at the University of Iowa’s International Writing Program (IWP) in 2014, has served as Festival Director of the George Town Literary Festival since 2011, and currently lectures at the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus (UNMC). Her photographs and films have been exhibited and screened worldwide.

978981 4785167 336 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

Rights World 15


Fiction Backlist

Epigram Books Fiction Prize 2015 WINNER

1

‘‘Now That's It's Over is an intense read: a bold, insightful examination of the secret traumas that lie beneath the surface of everyday life, which grow until they break forth with devastating consequences. O Thiam Chin is a writer at the height of his powers.’’

Stephanie Ye author of The Billion Shop and criticism editor of Quarterly Literary Review Singapore

Now That's It's Over O Thiam Chin 978981 4757287

LONGLIST

FINALISTS 2

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5

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RIGHTS Rights 1 - 6 World Price SGD

Sugarbread Balli Kaur Jaswal 978981 4757300

Let's Give It Up for Gimme Lao! Sebastian Sim 978981 4757324

16

Death of a Perm Sec Wong Souk Yee

Anabelle Thong Imran Hashim

Kappa Quartet Daryl Qilin Yam

978981 4757348

978981 4757508

978981 4757751

1-6 $ 24.90


Fiction Backlist 1

The Last Lesson of Mrs de Souza Cyril Wong 978981 0762322 SGD $ 18.90

7

The Goddess in the Living Room Latha Translated from the Tamil by various

2

Big Mole Ming Cher 978981 4655354 SGD $ 24.90

8

The Space Between the Raindrops Justin Ker 978981 4615068 SGD $ 18.90

978981 4615143 SGD $ 18.90

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14

3

It Never Rains on National Day Jeremy Tiang 978981 4655644 SGD $ 18.90

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4

978981 4757584 SGD $ 18.90 *Available in 4 colours

The Epigram Books Collection of Best New Singaporean Short Stories: Volume 1 Jason Erik Lundberg, ed.

The Epigram Books Collection of Best New Singaporean Short Stories: Volume 2 Jason Erik Lundberg, ed.

987981 0762346 SGD $ 24.90

987981 4615921 SGD $ 24.90

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16

11

978981 0765996 SGD $ 17.90

Inheritance Balli Kaur Jaswal

Heaven has Eyes Philip Holden

978981 0755591 SGD $ 22.90

978981 4757362 SGD $ 24.90

978981 4757713 SGD $ 18.90

12

The Wayang at Eight Milestone: Stories & Essays Gregory Nalpon

The Short Stories and Radio Plays of S. Rajaratnam Irene Ng, ed.

978981 0764579 SGD $ 18.90

978981 0878481 SGD $ 18.90

RIGHTS Rights

Awards

2, 3, 5, 6, 9 - 16 World

2 Shortlisted, Best Fiction Title and Best Book Cover Design, Singapore Book Awards 2016

7 World except English language Nurse Molly Returns Katherine Soh

978981 0788285 SGD $ 18.90

978981 4615082 SGD $ 18.90

4 World except German language

The Good, the Bad and the PSLE Monica Lim

A Certain Exposure Jolene Tan

Ten Things My Father Never Taught Me and Other Stories Cyril Wong

Ministry of Moral Panic Amanda Lee Koe

10

6

5

1, 8 World except Turkish language

3 Shortlisted, English Fiction, Singapore Literature Prize 2016 4 Winner, Singapore Literature Prize 2014 Winner, Best Fiction Title, Singapore Book Awards 2016 Longlisted, Frank O’Connor International Short Story Award 2014

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Fiction Backlist

Singapore Classics 1

2

A series of unforgettable out-of-print novels by Singapore’s best pioneer writers, republished for a new generation of readers.

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4

5

Son of Singapore Tan Kok Seng

Man of Malaysia Tan Kok Seng

Three Sisters of Sze Tan Kok Seng

The Immolation Goh Poh Seng

Ricky Star Lim Thean Soo

978981 0768324

978981 0768348

978981 0726881

978981 0899356

978981 0726867

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7

8

Glass Cathedral Andrew Koh

Green Is the Colour Lloyd Fernando

Scorpion Orchid Lloyd Fernando

978981 0899325

978981 0726850

978981 0899332

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9

10

The Adventures of Holden Heng Robert Yeo

The Scholar and the Dragon Stella Kon

978981 0899349

978981 0899318

12

RIGHTS Rights 1 - 12 (except 11) World 11 Singapore & Malaysia

Spider Boys Ming Cher

Eye on the World Tan Kok Seng

978981 0726874

978981 1700620

18

Price SGD

1 - 12 $ 17.90


Fiction Backlist

Cultural Medallion series 1

2

This series pairs winners of Singapore’s highest arts award with some of the finest translators working in the field today.

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3

In Time, Out of Place You Jin Translated from the Chinese by Shelly Bryant

The Widower Mohamed Latiff Mohamed Translated from the Malay by Alfian Sa’at

978981 4615020 SGD $ 24.90

978981 4615044 SGD $ 24.90

978981 4615129 SGD $ 24.90

Teaching Cats to Jump Hoops You Jin Translated from the Chinese by Sylvia Li-chun Lin 978981 0736576 SGD $ 17.90

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7

5

4

Death by Perfume You Jin Translated from the Chinese by Jeremy Tiang

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4

8

5

Trivialities About Me and Myself Yeng Pway Ngon Translated from the Chinese by Howard Goldblatt 978981 4615105 SGD $ 24.90

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The Tower Isa Kamari Translated from the Malay by Alfian Sa’at 978981 0767822 SGD $ 17.90

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Penghulu Suratman Markasan Translated from the Malay by Solehan Ishak

Confrontation Mohamed Latiff Mohamed Translated from the Malay by Shafiq Selamat

Flowers At Dawn Singai Ma Elangkannan Translated from the Tamil by A.R. Venkatachalapathy

Other Cities, Other Lives Chew Kok Chang Translated from the Chinese by Shelly Bryant

978981 0735357 SGD $ 17.90

978981 0755577 SGD $ 24.90

978981 0735364 SGD $ 17.90

978981 0766726 SGD $ 17.90

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14 Awards 2 Shortlisted, English Non-Fiction, Singapore Literature Prize 2016

Under the Bed, Confusion Wong Meng Voon Translated from the Chinese by Howard Goldblatt 978981 0736613 SGD $ 17.90

The Earnest Mask Xi Ni Er Translated from the Chinese by Howard Goldblatt & Sylvia Li-chun Lin

Durians Are Not the Only Fruit: Notes from the Tropics Wong Yoon Wah Translated from the Chinese by Jeremy Tiang

A Life in Words You Jin Translated from the Chinese by Shelly Bryant

978981 0736590 SGD $ 17.90

978981 0766702 SGD $ 17.90

SGD

3 Shortlisted, English Fiction, Singapore Literature Prize 2016

RIGHTS

978981 4615457 $ 24.90

Rights 1 - 14 World English language

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Picture Books

FEBRUARY

SAM, SEBBIE AND DI-DI-DI & XANDY #8

A Day at Dolphin Island David Seow & Soefara Jafney Poor Di-Di-Di! His favourite toy dolphin has been chewed up by his naughty dog. The family decides to visit Dolphin Island to cheer him up. There, the children befriend three sibling Dolphins who want to have a competition to see who is the best. Amidst the “sibling rivalry”, everyone has a lot of fun and the dolphins get to show the children what they are really good at. ALSO IN THE SERIES 1

2

3

At the Night Safari

At the S.E.A. Aquarium

Sebbie’s First Day of School

978981 0765958

978981 0765972

978981 0778576

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5

David Seow is a children’s book author and a staple in the Singapore literary scene, having written 23 books, including the Sam, Sebbie and Di-Di-Di series which feature his young niece and nephews as the main characters. Other titles include Alexander’s Adventure Machine and The Littlest Emperor, There’s Soup on My Fly!, Blow A Kiss, If I Were a Blue Kangaroo and Emma’s Elephant.

6

A Day with the Duchess

The Lion Dance

A Royal Adventure

978981 0778613

978981 0778590

978981 4615891

Soefara Jafney is an illustrator, art director and designer who started out in a production house, and later went into fashion, then jumped head first into the advertising industry before finally finding comfort in simply producing art.

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RIGHTS

978981 4757904 Rights 1-5 World except Tamil language in Singapore Return to the S.E.A Aquarium 978981 4757898

20

6, 7 World

32 pp

210 x 260 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights World


Picture Books STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

FEBRUARY

The Red Shoe Tang Sulan & Wang Ke

All shoes come in pairs but a single red shoe was all alone and sad. Determined and hopeful, it sets off to find its missing partner and meets a little mouse. Used to being alone, the mouse becomes an unlikely companion in the red shoe’s journey. Together, they go on an adventure and overcome obstacles to finally find the red shoe’s partner. The little mouse departs quietly and happily, different from before. Tang Sulan is a writer and editor, and a Professor from Hunan Normal University. She is a member of the Chinese Writers Association, and Vice Chairman of the Association of Hunan Province. Sulan has written over 40 children’s books and won several awards including the National Children’s Literature Award, Song Qingling Children’s Literature Award and Chen Bocui Prize for Children’s Literature. Her popular titles include Stories of the Foolish Wolf, The Pretty Witch and Miracle Garden. Wang Ke has been working as an art editor since graduating from Nanjing University of Arts majoring in oil painting. His publication includes Thirty-Six Stratagems, QQ Mice Squad, The Big Dog and the Bunny’s Pillow, Qijia’s Oxygen Bar in the Forrest and What Has Happened?. The last two are listed among the “100 Excellent Books Recommended to the Youth” by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television of China.

978981 1700804 32 pp

260 x 210 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights

Southeast Asia 21


Picture Books

MARCH

22


Picture Books

MARCH

The Great Hospital Adventure in Space Serene Ng Drawing on every child’s inevitable experience of being separated from his or her parents or guardian while in the hospital, The Great Hospital Space Adventure seeks to address this very fear of separation anxiety in a child patient. Dinoboy, having such fears, embarks on an adventure as he goes through his MRI scan. Perhaps the hospital does not have to be such a frightful place to be in after all. Serene Ng is an art teacher by name, designer by training, illustrator by nature and artist by heart. She is intrigued by the visual relationships between people and places. The role of illustration in society is particularly close to her heart.

978981 1700828 32 pp

230 x 230 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights World 23


Picture Books

APRIL

STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

Will You Read a Book With Me? Lawrence Schimel & Thiago Lopes Antonio wants to share his favourite book with someone but everyone is too busy at the moment. He goes around the neighbourhood searching but is disappointed time and again. He sees a blind man along the way but does not ask him as he would not be able to read. But it turns out that he is just the right reading companion Antonio was looking for!

978981 1700781 32 pp

210 x 260 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights

Southeast Asia

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Lawrence Schimel has lived in Madrid since 1999. He writes in both Spanish and English, and has published over 100 titles as author or anthologist, in various genres and for all ages, including the poetry collection Desayuno en la cama; the graphic novel Vacaciones en Ibiza; and many children’s books. His picture book No hay nada como el orginal (Destino) was selected by the International Youth Library in Munich for the White Ravens 2005 and his picture books Lees un libro conmigo (Panamericana) and Igual que ellos/ Just Like Them (Ediciones del Viento) were selected by IBBY for Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities in 2007 and 2013 respectively. His other awards include the Lambda Literary Award, the Independent Publisher Book Award, and the Spectrum Award. His writing has been translated into over 30 languages, including Icelandic, Maltese, Estonian, and Turkish. In addition to his own writing, he works as a Spanish-English literary translator.


Picture Books

APRIL

The Boy in the Whale Suit Marie Toh Kai goes about in a whale suit. However, he doesn’t stand out and mostly goes about unnoticed. Like a whale, gentle and solitary, Kai appears to be lonely but really isn’t. His world is colourful and exciting because of his uniqueness and we discover why he is happy the way he is. Marie Toh is an artist from Singapore. She enjoys story-telling and transforming them into narrative images. She is currently freelancing as an illustrator and uses various mediums such as ink, digital, watercolour and even embriodery. Her inspirations include her love for God, nature, dreams, nightmares, music, photography and the little small events that slip through our fingers daily.

978981 1700842 32 pp

230 x 230 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights World 25


Picture Books

MAY

The Boy Who Wanted to Grow a Moustache Melvin Koh & Clarisse Chua Louis is a young boy whose imagination is fired up with the idea of becoming a grown up with a moustache, almost overnight. After exploring various solutions, he settles for glue and snips of hair from his mother’s wig. He turns up at school one fine day with a moustache firmly in place, horrifying not only the school cat and his friends but more importantly his teacher as well. That leads to a whole other set of issues. His parents are summoned. But that’s the least of his problems. His moustache stays firmly fixed. So how then does Louis manage to get his moustache off? Melvin Koh is writing a children’s picture book for the first time. His ability to tell a simple story is quite evident. Having children of his own and running an education centre has also provided him with enough material to use for his book. He is a trained economist from NUS. Melvin previously worked with the Monetary Authority of Singapore before owning an education centre.

978981 4757577 32 pp

230 x 230 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights World 26

Clarisse Chua is illustrating a children’s picture book for the first time. She has a love of drawing, animation and illustration through her early years. She is currently studying at the California Institute of the Arts for a Bachelor in Fine Arts, Character Animation.


Picture Books

MAY

ASIA'S LOST LEGENDS #3

Dewi

The Day the Earth Shook

Catherine Khoo

In a village lived two half-sisters, Dewi and Wani. Wani was proud, envious and lazy, while Dewi was diligent, kind, honest and humble. Dewi did all the housework while Wani slept all day and only woke up when the food was ready. She was spoilt rotten by her mum, who is Dewi’s stepmother. Wani was envious of Dewi’s beauty and humility and tried all ways to bully her sister. One day, an earthquake struck the village. Both Wani and her mother were trapped under the rubble as they were sleeping in the house. Dewi rushed back from the fields and with the help of Ayu the buffalo, lifted all the rubble to rescue her stepmother and stepsister. They were grateful to Dewi for rescuing them and from that day onwards, they lived happily as one family. Catherine Khoo is the founder and director of Janus Education, Singapore’s first boutique publisher of imprints for under-18s, by under-18s. She was editor-in-chief of Asia 21, the only Asian publication that has been selected by the Ministry of Education as essential reading for their Humanities syllabus. Catherine is also the creator behind the Savvy series, having published two bestselling books. Singapore Savvy: 50 Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow and Malaysia Savvy: Top Profiles in Management. She is also the author of Love Notes and Golden Legends, a collection of legends from around the world.

ALSO IN THE SERIES 1

2

RIGHTS Rights

Justice Bao: The Case of the Missing Coing Catherine Khoo & Chen Ziyue

Tokoyo: The Tomb of the Sea Serpent Catherine Khoo & Teressa Ong

978981 0758103

978981 0767112

1 World except Tamil language in Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Canada and United Kingdom. 2 World

978981 0769154 32 pp

210 x 260 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights World 27


Picture Books

JUNE

SAM, SEBBIE AND DI-DI-DI & XANDY #9

Fun at Adventure Cove Waterpark David Seow & Soefara Jafney Sam, Sebbie, Di-Di-Di and Xandy are going to spend a day at Adventure Cove! Di-Di-Di and Xandy hope to meet pirates and find lost treasure. Sam and Sebbie scoff and laugh at them, but after stumbling upon an old crumpled treasure map, agree to go on the quest with their younger siblings. After many amusing encounters and adventures, they finally find the mysterious treasure box. But Sam and Sebbie also find something else. This infuriates them and they chase their siblings all over Adventure Cove for an adventure of another kind.

ALSO IN THE SERIES 1

2

3

At the Night Safari

At the S.E.A. Aquarium

Sebbie’s First Day of School

978981 0765958

978981 0765972

978981 0778576

4

5

6

A Day with the Duchess

The Lion Dance

A Royal Adventure

978981 0778613

978981 0778590

978981 4615891

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8

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David Seow is a children’s book author and a staple in the Singapore literary scene, having written 23 books, including the Sam, Sebbie and Di-Di-Di series which feature his young niece and nephews as the main characters. Other titles include Alexander’s Adventure Machine and The Littlest Emperor, There’s Soup on My Fly!, Blow A Kiss, If I Were a Blue Kangaroo and Emma’s Elephant. Soefara Jafney is an illustrator, art director and designer who started out in a production house, and later worked in fashion, then jumped head first into the advertising industry before finally finding comfort in simply producing art.

Rights 1-5 World except Tamil language in Singapore Return to the S.E.A Aquarium 978981 4757898

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A Day at Dolphin Island 978981 4757904

6-8 World

978981 4757911 32 pp

210 x 260 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

Rights World


Picture Books

JUNE

When Harry Met Choo The Love Story of Mr and Mrs Lee Kuan Yew

Illustrated by Patrick Yee

She was the only woman who would call him Harry for the rest of his life. Choo called him by this name because soon after entering politics Singapore’s first Prime Minister was only known as Lee Kuan Yew. Their first meeting was at Raffles Institution. That soon blossomed into love and eventually a secret marriage first in the United Kingdom and later before family and friends in Singapore. The measure of his love and devotion is told in this series on Prominent Singaporeans. Two-time winner of the Macmillan Prize for Children’s Book Illustrations, Patrick Yee is a well-known illustrator of more than 100 children’s books. His publishing credits include Little Buddy, Rosie Rabbit, Winter Rabbit, and On Being Happy by UK publishers, Walker Books and Orchard Books.

978981 4615884 32 pp

210 x 260 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 14.90

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Picture Books Backlist 1

The Rock and the Bird Chew Chia Shao Wei & Anngee Neo 978981 0755553 SGD $ 16.90 6

2

4

Where’s Grandma? Edmund Lim & Tan Zi Xi

The Crane and the Crab SR Nathan & Anngee Neo

978981 0720780 SGD $ 18.90

978981 0735906 SGD $ 16.90

5

The Nightingale Who Couldn’t Sing Angie Featherstone & Stephanie Wong

The Robot in My Playground Pauline Loh & Avina Tan 978981 0755836 SGD $ 14.90

978981 0726188 SGD $ 14.90 7

Farrer Park Ann Peters & Lydia Yang

The Amazing Sarong Quek Hong Shin

978981 0716769 SGD $ 17.90

978981 4615860 SGD $ 14.90

11

3

8

9

The Great Dragon Warrior Ng Swee San & Wen Dee Tan 978981 4615822 SGD $ 14.90

10

Fann Patrick Yee

The Very Solid Adventures of Handsome Hock and Champion Poh Phua San San

978981 0726171 SGD $ 24.90

978981 0755850 SGD $ 14.90

12

RIGHTS 1 World except German language & Tamil language in Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Canada and United Kingdom.

Karung Guni Boy Lorraine Tan & Eric Wong Grandma and the Things That Stay the Same Eve Aw & Yunroo

2 World except Korean language

978981 4615839 SGD $ 14.90

978981 4655392 SGD $ 14.90

Awards

4, 5 World except Tamil language in Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Canada and United Kingdom. 6 - 12 World

1 Winner, Hedwig Anuar Children’s Book Award 2015

6 Shortlisted, Hedwig Anuar Children’s Book Award 2013

Winner, Best Young Adults' Title, Singapore Book Awards 2016

Selected title for Read! Singapore 2013

First Prize, 2009 Commonwealth Essay Competition, Royal Commonwealth Society

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3 World except Simplified Chinese language

2 Winner, Hedwig Anuar Children’s Book Award 2013

7 Shortlisted, Best Children's Title, Singapore Book Awards 2016


Picture Books Backlist

Stories from Around the World 1

Blanket Travel Kim Da-Jeong 978981 0732189

6

2

3

The Run of the Snail Manuela Monari & Philip Giordano

Why Cats Don’t Wear Hats Victoria Pérez Escrivá & Ester García

978981 0738891

978981 0732219

7

8

4

5

The King and the Frog Alain Chiche & Sylvain Diez 978981 0732226

Tim’s Moving Day Anke Wagner & Eva Eriksson 978981 0739188

9

10

Get In Line! Kristin Roskifte 978981 4615952

I Love Chocolate Davide Calì & Evelyn Daviddi

Hurry Up, Slow Down Isabel Minhós Martins & Bernardo Carvalho

978981 0732202

978981 4615945

11

12

The Little Kangaroo Guido van Genechten

Achimpa: The Mysterious World Catarina Sobral

978981 4615969

978981 4655385

13

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Breakfast at Granny’s Micaela Chirif & Gabriel Alayza What If Dinosaurs Still Existed? Emma de Woot 978981 4655552

Don’t Be Sorry, Dad! Nari Hong 978981 4655767

978981 4655774

Awards

Rights

6 Best Editorial Production, Euro-Chocolate Award

1-6 Singapore only

8 Winner, Picture Book of the Year 2007 (Netherlands)

7 - 13 Southeast Asia

Price SGD

1 - 13 $ 14.90

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Picture Books Backlist

BoBo and ChaCha Jason Erik Lundberg & Patrick Yee 1

2

3

4

5

6

A New Home for Bo Bo and Cha Cha

Bo Bo and Cha Cha’s Big Day Out

Bo Bo and Cha Cha and the New Year Gift

Bo Bo and Cha Cha Cook Up a Storm

Bo Bo and Cha Cha and the Lost Child

A Curious Bundle for Bo Bo and Cha Cha

978981 0739980

978981 0755508

978981 0767099

978981 4615334

978981 4615358

978981 4615372

Harry

Singaporean Nursery Rhymes

Patrick Yee 7

8

9

A Boy Named Harry: The Childhood of Lee Kuan Yew

Harry Grows Up: The Early Years of Lee Kuan Yew

Harry Builds a Nation: The Legacy of Lee Kuan Yew

978981 4615297 *Also available in Chinese

978981 4615310 *Also available in Chinese

978981 4615433 *Also available in Chinese

10

11

There Was a Peranakan Woman Who Lived in a Shoe Gwen Lee & Cheryl Cook

Jack and Jill at Bukit Timah Hill Gwen Lee & Twisstii 978981 4615853

978981 0778675

A Singaporean Fairy Tale 12

13

14

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Goh Bee Lock and the Three Boars KF Seetoh & Gavin Goo

Hansel and Girl Girl Adrian Pang & Milenko Prvacki

978981 0760168

978981 0731816

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Little Red in the Hood Glen Goei & Drewscape 978981 0732233

Price SGD

1 - 11 $ 14.90

Price SGD

12 - 14 $ 16.90

Awards 8 2nd Prize, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2015, English (Children) Category


Picture Books Backlist

Emma & Ginger Lily Kong & Jeanette Yap 1

2

3

4

RIGHTS Rights 1-4 World except Simplified Chinese language

Dad's Too Busy

Dad's for Sale

Dad's at Home

Dad's Dyslexic Too

978981 0765958

978981 4757850

978981 1700521

978981 1700545

5 World except Tamil language in Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Canada and United Kingdom.

Tibby

6 - 11 World

Emily Lim & Jade Fang

Price SGD

5

6

1 - 11 $ 14.90

7

Tibby, the Tiger-Bunny

Tibby and Duckie

Tibby and Scaredy Snout

978981 0758349

978981 4615716

978981 1700514

Prominent Singaporeans 8

Mister HDB Asad Latif & Lee Xin Li 978981 4655781

9

10

Where Are All the Birds? Darel Seow

Elizabeth Meets the Queen Gwen Lee & Arai Kreva

978981 4655798

978981 4757003

11

The Runaway Who Became President Amanda Kee & Patrick Yee 978981 1700606

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Early Readers

MARCH

UNDERSTANDING SINGAPOREANS #1

UNDERSTANDING SINGAPOREANS #2

Why Do the Chinese Why Do Malays Avoid Pork? Shout Yam Seng?

978981 4655682

978981 4655712

48 pp

152 x 229 mm Paperback

48 pp

152 x 229 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 12.90

SGD

$ 12.90

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While Indians have their Festival of Lights, Malays celebrate two Hari Raya holidays. And while Eurasians take pride in their sugee cake, Chinese love their “red tortoise cake”. In four illustrated handbooks, we look at the traditions, beliefs, customs and festivals of each race.


Early Readers

MARCH

UNDERSTANDING SINGAPOREANS #3

UNDERSTANDING SINGAPOREANS #4

Why Do Indians Dot Why Do Eurasians Their Forehead? Love Sugee Cake?

Understanding Singaporeans is a fun series about the Indians, Malays, Eurasians and Chinese. Each book highlights 20 most-asked questions young Singaporeans have about the diverse cultures, with answers that aim to address stereotypes, highlight diversity and promote understanding.

978981 4655699

978981 4655705

48 pp

152 x 229 mm Paperback

48 pp

152 x 229 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 12.90

SGD

$ 12.90

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Early Readers

APRIL

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Early Readers

APRIL

ANG KU KUEH GIRL & FRIENDS #3

The Blur Sotong Wang Shijia

Meet Ang Ku Kueh Girl and her friends Png Kueh Girl, Kueh Lapis Girl, Curry Puff Boy and Roti Prata Boy in this charming new series for early readers. Be enchanted by some of Singapore’s most beloved foods. How did the Dragon, who once could fly and fight monsters, become frozen in a playground? Can Ang Ku Kueh Girl, Ang Ku Kueh Boy and Red Egg help him to defeat the Blur Sotong, and unfreeze the Dragon so that he fly where he chooses to? Wang Shijia has been creating Singaporethemed accessories as a hobby since 2003. She reinterprets Singaporean food culture and heritage as the charmingly illustrated characters Ang Ku Kueh Girl® and Friends.™

ALSO IN THE SERIES

The Magical Dragon Playground

The Kan Cheong Spider 978981 4757126

978981 4655987

RIGHTS Rights World

Since 2013 she has expanded her line of characters and worked on interesting projects with them e.g. designs for the Jubilee Baby Gift campaign, educational posters, a colouring book, family card games, wrapping paper and other gift items. She is also the designer for the official birth certificate and folder for SG50 babies born in 2015.

978981 4757140 48pp

152 x 229 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 12.90

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Chapter Books

APRIL

SENGKANG SNOOPERS #1

Mystery of the Hermit's Hut Peter Tan When their usual travel plans fall though, Lee Su Lin and her little brother, Su Yang, reluctantly spend their school holidays on Pulau Ubin instead. Along with their new friends, the sensible and smart Zizi, and the perpetually hungry Bus, they form the Sengkang Snoopers, and discover a mysterious hut at the top of a quarry hill, where a hermit is rumoured to live. When they hear strange sounds coming from the hut, they just can’t keep away, but what will they find there?

978981 4757201 224 pp 140 x 215 mm Paperback SGD

$ 10.90

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Peter Tan is the pen name of Tan Tarn How in his first foray into writing children’s books. Tan is currently a senior research fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies, Singapore. A graduate from Peterhouse College, University of Cambridge, he also has a Diploma in Education from Singapore’s Institute of Education. After teaching, he has worked at the Straits Times, MediaCorp and Theatreworks. An accomplished playwright, Tan has written many plays to critical acclaim, including Six Plays and Fear of Writing (also published by Epigram Books). He writes children’s stories to entertain and hopefully to enlighten. He lives in Singapore with his wife and daughter.


Chapter Books

MAY

PERCY & PAM #1

Trouble at the Prata Shop Ruth Wan-Lau Percy enjoys nothing more than a prata breakfast with his best friend Pam. Just thinking about crispy fried bread topped with egg and cheese or smothered in bananas and ice cream will make a polar bear’s tummy rumble. When Percy and Pam find the owner of Ramasamy’s Prata in despair over a theft from his shop—the third time that week—the brave duo set out to catch the robber. But can a hungry polar bear surrounded by the delicious smells of nearby restaurants stay focused on the mission? And what mysterious characters will they meet in the middle of the night? The first in the illustrated Percy and Pam series sees the best friends working together—solving mysteries and helping others—and tucking into some of Singapore’s most treasured dishes along the way. Ruth Wan-Lau grew up in Toa Payoh, one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Singapore. She was fortunate to live 30 steps away from a huge library and practically grew up among its shelves. These days, Ruth writes because her three book-loving children keep feeding her story ideas. She still visits the library in Toa Payoh, and always gets a kick out of finding her own books there now.

978981 4785006 96 pp

130 x 185 mm Paperback

SGD

$ 10.90

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Chapter Books

JUNE

SHERLOCK SAM #11.5

Sherlock Sam's Orange Shorts A. J. Low This special collection of short stories provides a glimpse of the alternative realities introduced in Sherlock Sam and the Quantum Pair in Queenstown. In these stories, different versions of the gang throughout time and space exist, from Ōnāy-359 and an Ancient Land That Was Not China to the town of Tumbleweed and a Place That Is Not on Any Map. It’s Nazhar, Moran, Wendy, Mom and Dad, Officer Siva and Inspector Lestrade, Jimmy, Eliza, Watson, and Sherlock Sam as you’ve never seen them before! A. J. Low consist of husband-and-wife team, Adan Jimenez and Felicia Low-Jimenez. Born in California to Mexican immigrant parents, Adan moved to Singapore after graduating from New York University with a Literature degree. He previously co-wrote a children’s book, Twisted Journeys #22: Hero City. He loves comics, LEGO®, books, movies, games (analogue and video), Doctor Who and sandwiches, and one day hopes to own a store that sells all these things.

978981 1700668 144 pp 140 x 215 mm Paperback SGD

$ 10.90

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Felicia was born and raised in Singapore. She spent most of her childhood with her head in the clouds and her nose buried in a book, and now daydreams of owning her own bookstore. She has a graduate degree in Literary Theory, and the Sherlock Sam series is Felicia’s debut writing effort, after accumulating years of experience buying, selling and marketing books.


Chapter Books

JUNE

DANGER DAN AND GADGET GIRL #4

The Zany Zombie-fest Lesley-Anne & Monica Lim

Danny and Melody are back together again, except this time, they’re in Melody’s world! Welcome to Singapore 2135, where cars travel the skyways, the grass is so soft you can sleep on it, and everything runs perfectly. Danny is thrilled with the brilliant gadgets...but some things are not quite what they seem. In The Zany Zombie-fest, Danger Dan, Gadget Girl and Power Paws come face-to-face with the horrifying monsters of Haw Par Villa… and we’re not even talking about those in the Ten Courts of Hell! The superheroes have to defuse the situation or risk becoming zombies themselves. Will they triumph? Or will this House of Horrors haunt them forever? Lesley-Anne & Monica Lim are a daughterand-mother writing team. Sometimes their roles seem reversed; Lesley-Anne eats her veggies and occasionally has to force Monica to do the same. Monica runs her own writing business, blogs about education and is also the author of The Good, the Bad and the PSLE.

ALSO IN THE SERIES

Danger Dan and Gadget Girl: The Animal Abduction

Danger Dan and Gadget Girl: The Watery Wipeout

Danger Dan and Gadget Girl: The Gruesome Garden

978981 4757027

978981 4757041

978981 4757065

RIGHTS Rights World

978981 4757089 144 pp 140 x 215 mm Paperback SGD

$ 10.90

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Chapter Books Backlist

Sherlock Sam A. J. Low 1

2

3

4

Awards

Sherlock Sam and the Missing Heirloom in Katong

Sherlock Sam and the Ghostly Moans in Fort Canning

Sherlock Sam and the Sinister Letters in Bras Basah

Sherlock Sam and the Alien Encounter on Pulau Ubin

978981 0747503

978981 0751296

978981 0758899

978981 0766740

5

6

7

8

1 Winner, Red Dot Book Awards 2013-2014, Younger Readers’ Category 2 2nd Runner-Up, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2013, English (Children) Category 4 Shortlisted, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2014, English (Children) Category 8 Shortlisted, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2015, English (Children) Category

RIGHTS

Sherlock Sam and the Vanished Robot in Penang

Sherlock Sam and the Cloaked Classmate in Macritchie

Sherlock Sam and the Stolen Script in Balestier

Sherlock Sam and the Fiendish Mastermind in Jurong

Rights

978981 0769178

978981 0778651

978981 4655330

978981 4615679

1-3

9

10

11

World except English language in North America & Turkish language 4-5 World except Turkish language 6 - 11 World

Sherlock Sam and the Obento Bonanza in Tokyo

Sherlock Sam and the Comic Book Caper in New York

Sherlock Sam and the Quantum Pair in Queenstown

Price

978981 4615846

978981 4615907

978981 1700644

9 - 11 SGD $ 10.90

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1-8 SGD $ 9.90


Chapter Books Backlist

Danger Dan Lesley-Anne & Monica Lim 1

2

3

4

Awards 3 Shortlisted, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2014 Danger Dan Confronts the Merlion Mastermind 978981 0778439 SGD $ 10.90

Danger Dan Tackles the Majulah Mayhem 978981 0785024 SGD $ 10.90

Danger Dan Spooks the Peculiar Peranakan Pirate 978981 4615211 SGD $ 10.90

Danger Dan Traces the Perilous Poison 978981 4615235 SGD $ 10.90

5 Shortlisted, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2015

RIGHTS 5 Rights 1 - 5

World

Danger Dan Creates the Ultimate Utama Uproar 978981 4615259 SGD $ 10.90

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Chapter Books Backlist

The Diary of Amos Lee Adeline Foo 1

2

3

4

5

Awards 1 Red Dot Award 2009

I Sit, I Write, I Flush!

Girls, Guts and Glory!

978981 0824846 SGD $ 12.90

978981 0726782 SGD $ 12.90

I’m Twelve, I’m Tough, I Tweet!

Your D.I.Y. Toilet Diary to Fame!

Lights, Camera, Superstar!

978981 0871321 SGD $ 12.90

978981 0707576 SGD $ 9.90

978981 0735180 SGD $ 12.90

The Travel Diary of Amos Lee Adeline Foo 6

7

8

9

4 1st Prize, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2011 5 2nd Prize, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2014 6 3rd Prize Winner, Popular Readers’ Choice Awards 2015, English (Children) Category 7 Shortlisted, Hedwig Anuar Children’s Book Award 2015 Shortlisted, Best Young Adults' Title, Singapore Book Awards 2016

RIGHTS Seoul Searching! 978981 4615396 SGD $ 12.90

Monkeying in Malaysia! 978981 0794194 SGD $ 12.90

Whoopie Lee Adeline Foo 10

Lost in Taipei! 978981 0778729 SGD $ 12.90

Quokking in Australia! 978981 4655842 SGD $ 12.90

Rights 1 World except Slovakia, China (simplified Chinese language) 3 World except Indonesian language 1-5 World except Turkish

11

1, 4 - 5 India subcontinent (English & Tamil language) 10 - 11 World

Whoopie Lee: The Big Spell Off

Whoopie Lee: Almost Famous

978981 0747800 SGD $ 8.90

978981 0884130 SGD $ 8.90

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Young Adult

MARCH

MOUNT EMILY #3

Midnight at Mount Emily Low Ying Ping When Patsy discovers that she might not actually be a Time Keeper, and is instead a Midnight Warrior, she suffers from a deep identity crisis. Together with her best friend Elena Tan, she once again travels back in time to her mother’s teenage years, where they attempt to prevent her mother from meeting her father, in order to save them from a disastrous marriage. But can they really change the past? Low Ying Ping holds a Master’s degree in English Literature from the University of Warwick. Her poems have appeared in Singa, the journal of the National University of Singapore Centre for the Arts; and Quarterly Literary Review Singapore. This is her third novel.

ALSO IN THE SERIES

Mount Emily

Mount Emily Revisited

978981 4655934

978981 4757164

RIGHTS Rights World

978981 4757188 186 pp 129 x 198 mm Paperback SGD

$ 12.90

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Young Adult

MAY

Lion Boy and Drummer Girl Pauline Loh Lion Boy and Drummer Girl reimagines the traditional art of lion dance as a pop sensation that has taken Asia by storm. Lion dancers are the new idols, but none are as chrismatic and handsome as US import Ricky Ang. Yet while other Leopop wannabes seek fame and fortune, Ricky dances to the beat of his own drum. Though surrounded by athletic and goodlooking young men, drummer girl Ong YingYing is, ironically, the greatest cynic of the Leopop wave. “Don’t fall for a Lion Dancer!” her mother had always warned her. “He will just break your heart.”

978981 4785105 176 pp 140 x 215 mm Paperback SGD

$ 12.90

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Pauline Loh is an award-winning writer with 30 years of writing experience. She has published 11 adult non-fiction books, 3 youth books and 7 children’s storybooks. She is a winner of First Time Writers and Illustrators Publishing Initiative 2009 and first runnerup for Scholastic Asian Book Award 2012. Her books have been shortlisted for Hedwig Anuar Book Award 2015, Samsung KidsTime Author’s Award 2015 and Singapore Book Awards 2016. She is also Director of a nonprofit organisation called Women Empowered for Work and Mothering (WEWAM); and an ambassador of Singapore Memory Project (SMP). She mentors book authors; conducts Assembly Talks and Author Visits in schools and is a Ministry of Education registered trainer.


Young Adult Backlist

Triple Nine Sleuths Maranna Chan 1

2

3

4

5

Award 9 Shortlisted, Popular Readers' Choice Awards 2015

Dangerous Limelight

Dangerous Despair

Dangerous Island

Dangerous Schemes

Dangerous Message

978981 0751067

978981 0754549

978981 0757441

978981 0757779

978981 0767976

6

7

8

9

RIGHTS Rights World

Price SGD

Dangerous Conspiracy

Dangerous Disappearance

Dangerous Symbol

Dangerous Revelations

978981 0780326

978981 0780340

978981 0791674

978981 0751067

Girl Overboard!

Archibald

Sheri Tan

SherMay Loh

10

11

12

13

1-9 $ 10.90

14

A Rose Among Thorns

A Rose Grows in the Jungle

Everything’s Coming Up Rosie

Archibald and the Blue Blood Conspiracy

Archibald and the Black Knight’s King

978981 0795740

978981 4615273

978981 4615419

978981 0881665

978981 0714604

RIGHTS

RIGHTS

Rights World

Rights World

Price SGD

Price SGD

10 - 12 $ 10.90

13 - 14 $ 12.90

Awards Bronze Award, Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards 2011 Silver Award, Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards 2012

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Graphic Novels Backlist 1

2

LKY: Political Cartoons Morgan Chua

Tiananmen: 25th Anniversary Edition Morgan Chua

978981 0791759 (pbk) SGD $ 24.90

4

3

2

1

978981 0779276 SGD $ 24.90 5

Last Train from Myth of the Stone: 20th Anniversary Edition Tanjong Pagar Koh Hong Teng Gwee Li Sui 978981 0766160 SGD $ 24.90 6

4

5

978981 0731083 SGD $ 18.90 9

978981 0731106 SGD $ 18.90

7

8

8 Monsters, Miracles & Mayonnaise Drewscape

Scenegapore Miel 978981 0731076 SGD $ 18.90

978981 0731090 SGD $ 18.90 11

10

The Girl Under the Bed Dave Chua & Xiao Yan

6

978981 4615501 SGD $ 18.90

978981 0769192 SGD $ 24.90 7

Ten Sticks and One Rice Oh Yong Hwee & Koh Hong Teng 3

The Bicycle Cheah Sinann

Date King #1: Singapore Dating Adrian Teo & Kenfoo

Date King #2: Mating Season Adrian Teo & Kenfoo

978981 0766054 SGD $ 9.90

978981 0769215 SGD $ 9.90

12

13

14

Jerks Won’t Give You Flowers Moderna de Pueblo

The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye Sonny Liew

The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye Sonny Liew

978981 4655200 SGD $ 24.90

978981 0731069 SGD $ 34.90 Original Paperback

978981 4655675 SGD $ 34.90 Special Paperback

15

978981 4757812 SGD $ 42.90 Original Hardcover

Mdm Kwa: The Life of Mrs Lee Kuan Yew Morgan Chua 978981 1700729 SGD $ 24.90 9

10

11

Awards

13

12

15

13 Book of the Year, Singapore Book Awards 2016

8 Best Short Story Nominee, Eisner Awards 2013 “Moving Forward”

Shortlisted, English Fiction, Singapore Literature Prize 2016

Selected Title for Read! Singapore 2013

14 Winner Best Book Cover Design, Singapore Book Awards 2016

9 Shortlisted, Best Young Adults' Title, Singapore Book Awards 2016

14

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6 Bronze, 7th International Manga Awards

1, 3 - 4, 6 - 11 World 2 World except India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Maldives Nepal & Sri Lanka

5 World except French language 12 - 14 Singapore & Malaysia


Non-Fiction

JANUARY

Mum Is Where the Heart Is You Jin Translated by Shelly Bryant In this uproarious memoir, You Jin employs her wry, inimitable style to describing her life as a parent. From her first trip back to her in-laws’ Ipoh home to when her youngest child leaves home to study overseas, You Jin unflinchingly faces the mistakes she makes and the wisdom she—and her children— discover in the process, and bares some of the deepest emotions found in any of her work. Even after passing through the bleakest days of severe depression, You Jin can still find ways to laugh—usually at herself, and through her journey of discovery in parenthood, she manages to add brillant colours to even the most mundane of life’s scenes. Tham Yew Chin, better known by her pen name You Jin, is the author of some 158 books, and is a prolific writer of travelogues, essays, opinion pieces, short stories and novels. Known for her heartwarming and sensitive observations of everyday life, she has been recognised in Singapore and China. The inaugural recipient of the Singapore Chinese Literary Award and the MontblancNUS Centre of the Arts Literary Award, she was honoured with the establishment of the You Jin Research Centre in Chongqing University in 2000. In 2009, Tham received the Cultural Medallion for her contributions to literature in Singapore.

978981 4615471 216 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

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Non-Fiction

MARCH

Dying to Meet You Angjolie Mei

Why would someone leave a shining career in management to work among the dead? Angjolie Mei, funeral director and “life celebrant”, recounts how the death of her father—a veteran known as “The Coffin King” in the funeral industry—prompted this dramatic choice. What exactly happens during embalming? What kind of post-death restoration is needed for second-degree burn victims? What are the little-known facts surrounding suicide in Singapore? Funeral director Angjolie offers the insider’s view on these and other aspects of an industry usually shrouded in mystery, and reflects on how her perceptions of death, and life, have changed since she chose this extraordinary profession. Angjolie Mei, formerly a financial advisor, is a certified funeral celebrant and a funeral director at The Life Celebrant, a provider of boutique funeral services. She is one of the few women in the funeral services industry in Singapore and provides fascinating insights into this little known profession. This is her first book. 978981 4757485 272 pp 129 x 198 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

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Non-Fiction

APRIL

The Parsis of Singapore Heritage, Culture, Cuisine

Suna Kanga & Subina Aurora Khaneja When Suna first moved to Singapore, there were barely 40 Parsis; today there are wellover 350 Parsis in the country. During her four decade-long stay in Singapore, she was often asked, “Who are the Parsis?� This sparked the idea for a book to highlight the distinctive culture and cuisine of a notable but diminishing Indian community that settled in Singapore in the 1800s. The book documents the history and heritage of this unique community. Suna Kanga started her journalistic career as a writer for Onlooker magazine in India and went on to become its Associate Editor. On relocating to Singapore she established herself as a writer to premium publications like Tatler, Peak, The Straits Times, Silver Kris and others covering travel, food, interiors, jewellery and other lifestyle topics. Subina Aurora Khaneja wrote for over 30 years in the Corporate Communications, PR and Media world and was a scriptwriter and producer with the local Channel 5 in Singapore. She immersed herself in studying Creative Non-Fiction with the Stanford University Writing programme to recraft her skill for writing. This is her first book as a cowriter.

978981 4655958 176 pp 195 x 250 mm Hardcover SGD

$ 48.90

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Non-Fiction

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DANGER DAN SECRETS OF SINGAPORE #2

Secrets of Singapore: National Museum Edition Lesley-Anne & Monica Lim In Secrets of Singapore (National Museum edition), Danger Dan and Gadget Girl take a peek behind the pillars of the National Museum to see what secrets it guards. In exploring the museum, they discover that the museum itself hides a curious past. It was once located in a school, and some of the more unusual gifts it had received included an elephant and a tiger. Luckily, they were dead. Otherwise, there would have been chaos at the museum! Join Danger Dan and Gadget Girl on an adventure through the National Museum and watch history come to life right before your eyes. Lesley-Anne & Monica Lim are a daughter-andmother writing team. Sometimes their roles seem reversed; Lesley-Anne eats her veggies and occasionally has to force Monica to do the same. Monica runs her own writing business, blogs about education and is also the author of The Good, the Bad and the PSLE. ALSO IN THE SERIES

RIGHTS Awards Shortlisted, Best Non-Fiction Title, Singapore Book Awards 2016

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978981 4757645 144 pp 140 x 215 mm Paperback SGD

$ 14.90

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Secrets of Singapore 978981 4615877

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Non-Fiction

JUNE

Between Stations Boey Kim Cheng

Singapore-born poet Boey Kim Cheng meditates on exile and loss during a year of travelling after leaving his native land to settle in Australia. He makes detours through India, China, Egypt and Morocco, haunted by the memories of family and vestiges of old Singapore. This travel memoir, first published in Australia in 2009, includes a new foreword by the author.

978981 4757591 272 pp 152 x 225 mm Paperback SGD

$ 24.90

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Boey Kim Cheng is a multi-award-winning Singapore-born poet and a 1996 recipient of the National Arts Council’s Young Artist Award. He emigrated to Australia in 1997, but returned in 2013 as one of Nanyang Technological University’s writers-inresidence; he is currently Associate Professor in the NTU Division of English. He has published five collections of poetry, including Clear Brightness, which was selected by The Straits Times as one of the Best Books of 2012. His writing is frequently studied in tertiary and university institutions in Singapore and abroad. Boey co-founded Mascara Literary Review in 2007, the first Australian literary journal to promote Asian Australian writing, and in 2013 co-edited the groundbreaking anthology Contemporary Asian Australian Poets.


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Let the People Have Him: Chiam See Tong: The Early Years Loke Hoe Yeong

I’m Not Perfect. I’m a Mom Jasmine Han & Shelly Holly

987981 0791735 SGD $ 34.90

987981 4615990 SGD $ 24.90

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Adrift: My Childhood in Colonial Singapore David T. K. Wong 978981 4615983 SGD $ 27.90

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978981 0813130 SGD $ 16.90

Iskandar Ismail: The Music Man Monica Gwee 978981 0768881 SGD $ 24.90

Hong Kong Fiascos: A Struggle for Survival David T. K. Wong 978981 4655569 SGD $ 27.90

978981 0724146 SGD $ 22.90 10

Baby Zoey Olivia Chiong 978981 4655873 SGD $ 24.90

Sushi and Tapas Pepukaye Bardouille & Neo Gim Huey

Letters to Aly: Surviving My BFF’s Suicide Lee-Ann

978981 0728182 SGD $ 19.90

978981 0768119 SGD $ 14.90

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Doing Good Great: Thirteen Asian Heroes and Their Causes Willie Cheng, Sharifah Mohamed & Cheryl Tang

Doing Good Well: What Does (and Does Not) Make Sense in the Nonprofit World Willie Cheng

978981 4615938 SGD $ 38.90

978981 4655668 SGD $ 38.90

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Malaysia Bagus! Travels Through My Homeland Sharon Cheah

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Why? When Both My Parents Took Their Lives Yin

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Not Born in Singapore: Fifty Personalities Who Shaped the Nation Tng Ying Hui

Fridays with Philip Philip Lee 978981 0811280 SGD $ 13.90

978981 4655415 (pbk) SGD $ 35.00 978981 4655996 (hardcv) SGD $ 45.00

With Grace: Classic Lessons in Beauty, Style & Manners Elsa Yeo 978981 4655972 SGD $ 80.00

Awards

1 3rd Prize, Popular Readers’ Choice Award 2015, English (Adult) Category English Non-fiction Shortlist, Singapore Literature Prize 2016

6 Shortlisted, Hedwig Anuar Book Award 2015

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Rights 1 - 15 (Except 13) World 13 World except Simplified Chinese Language

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Poetry & Playscript Backlist

From Stage to Print This series highlights Singaporean plays—hot off their productions, from classics to contemporary favourites.

Singapore Pioneer Poets 9

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Boom Jean Tay 978981 0840174

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Those Who Can’t, Teach Haresh Sharma

Everything but the Brain Jean Tay

978981 0855109

978981 0855116

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Mimi Fan Lim Chor Pee

The Best of Edwin Thumboo

The Best of Robert Yeo

The Best of Kirpal Singh

978981 0718398

978981 0718404

978981 0718411

978981 0714598

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Fear of Writing Tan Tarn How 978981 0714529

A White Rose at Midnight Lim Chor Pee

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Model Citizens Haresh Sharma

The Eye of History Robert Yeo

978981 0714611

978981 4757690

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978981 4615488 Clear Brightness Boey Kim Cheng

We Contain Multitudes Twelve Years of Softblow

978981 0741822 SGD $ 19.90

978981 4757737 SGD $ 27.90

Playwright’s Omnibus RIGHTS

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Four Plays Chong Tze Chien

Six Plays Desmond Sim

Six Plays Tan Tarn How

Eight Plays Ovidia Yu

Student Plays Desmond Sim

978981 0884956 SGD $ 24.90

978981 0756895 SGD $ 24.90

978981 0879778 SGD $ 25.90

978981 0884680 SGD $ 26.90

978981 0756918 SGD $ 16.90

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Food & Recipes Backlist

Food & Recipes 1

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NerdBaker: Extraordinary Recipes, Stories & Baking Adventures from a True Oven Geek Christopher Tan

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Plusixfive: A Singaporean Supper Club Cookbook Goz Lee & Friends 978981 0759063 SGD $ 44.90

978981 4615778 SGD $ 44.90 6

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Artichoke: Recipes and Stories from Singapore’s Most Rebellious Kitchen Bjorn Shen

Onaka: Vibrant Recipes from a Wholesome Restaurant Rosalind Lim & Jason Vito

978981 0797737 SGD $ 44.90

978981 4615525 SGD $ 39.90

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The End of Char Kway Teow and Other Hawker Mysteries Dr Leslie Tay 978981 0865153 SGD $ 24.90

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Award 1 Shortlisted, Best Book Cover Design, Singapore Book Awards 2016

Mum’s Not Cooking! Favourite Singaporean Recipes for the Near Clueless or Plain Lazy Denise Fletcher 978981 0897321 SGD $ 20.90

Only the Best! The ieatishootipost Guide to Singapore’s Shiokest Hawker Food 2nd edition Dr Leslie Tay

There’s No Carrot in Carrot Cake: 101 Hawker Dishes Singaporeans Love Ruth Wan & Roger Hiew

978981 0778323 SGD $ 15.90

978981 0828653 SGD $ 13.90

Never Leave Home Without Your Chilli Sauce Constance Singam 978981 4655217 SGD $ 35.90

2 Winners, Best Chef Cookbook, & Best Illustrations Gourmand World Cookbook Award 2014, Singapore 10 Winner, Best Chinese Cuisine Book, Gourmand World Cookbook Award 2012, Singapore Rights 1 - 15 World

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Uncle Lau’s Teochew Recipes Lau Chiap Khai & Tan Lee Leng

Irene’s Peranakan Recipes Irene Yeo & Elaine Yeo

Robin’s Eurasian Recipes Robin Pereira & Quentin Pereira

Krishnan’s South Indian Recipes Ambrose Krishnan & Padma Krishnan

Madam Choy’s Cantonese Recipes Choy Wai Yuen & Lulin Reutens

Uncle Anthony’s Hokkien Recipes Anthony Loo Hock Chye & Samantha Lee

978981 0716165

978981 0570156

978981 0842741

978981 0897352

978981 0594022

978981 0797980

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Wee Editions

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Wee Editions OUR NEIGHBOURHOODS #9

JANUARY

We Love Serangoon Gardens Urban Sketchers Singapore Home to the beloved Chomp Chomp Food Centre and the iconic Serangoon Gardens Circus, Serangoon Gardens—or affectionately known as Ang Sar Lee to older Singaporeans— has been designated an “identity node” by the Urban Redevelopment Authority since 2013. Its distinctive charm is derived from its rich heritage that seeps into its thriving present; from a nameless Malay barber that has been in operation for more than 20 years because of its loyal customers, to the conserved shophouses that have become synonymous with the area. With the artists from Urban Sketchers Singapore, we journey through this quiet and laidback suburban estate, where nostalgia and modern convenience seamlessly blend, resulting in a unique atmosphere that is unlike anywhere in Singapore. Urban Sketchers Singapore is an informal group of artists who draw the places they visit, capturing what they see from direct observation on location. Visit www.usk.sg for more details of their sketching sojourns.

978981 1700569 96 pp

125 x 175 mm Paperback

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$ 12.90

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Wee Editions Backlist

Wee Editions An imprint featuring works by Singaporean designers, photographers and artists in compact coffee table books. 2

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RIGHTS Rights 1 - 2, 4 - 6 World 3 Singapore & Malaysia

Seasons Thomas Lim 978981 4615792 SGD $ 119.90

Our Gurkhas: Singapore Through Their Eyes Zakaria Zainal 978981 0730260 SGD $ 24.90 5

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Cocks Ernest Goh 978981 0756260 SGD $ 24.90 6

100 Singaporeans Wesley Loh Kar-Wai

The Fish Book Ernest Goh

Beyond Wilderness Chua Chye Teck

978981 0731205 SGD $ 24.90

978981 0883607 SGD $ 24.90

978981 4655316 SGD $ 42.00

Colouring Books 7

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Reinvent, reimagine and rediscover familiar sights and local haunts with these colouring books. RIGHTS Rights 7 - 9 World Price SGD

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Homes of the Holy

Picturesque Shophouses

978981 4757522

978981 4757539

978981 4615181


Wee Editions Backlist

Our Neighbourhoods Urban Sketchers Singapore is an informal group of artists who draw the places they visit, capturing what they see from direct observation on location. Visit www.usk.sg for more details of their sketching sojourns. 2

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We Love Toa Payoh

We Love Katong

We Love Queenstown

We Love Little India

978981 0736231

978981 0766078

978981 0766016

978981 0778217

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We Love Bedok

We Love Chinatown

We Love Tiong Bahru

We Love Geylang Serai

978981 0754327

978981 0778231

978981 0736255

978981 4615181

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Notbooks

Notbooks

Let your Notbook say who you really are. Epigram Books presents handy little companions that are perfect for scribbles and sketches, available in 30 colours, designs and witty titles that subtly describe how it's so NOT you. NOW AVAILABLE IN A5 SIZE FOR SOME TITLES

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I AM NOT BOSSY. I AM TAKING CHARGE.

I AM NOT A BUM. I AM AN ARTIST.

I AM NOT SLEEPING. I AM MEDITATING.

I AM NOT STUBBORN. I AM COMMITTED.

I AM NOT WEIRD. I AM UNIQUE.

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Beige

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I AM NOT FORGETFUL. I AM HAVING A SENIOR MOMENT.

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I AM NOT AGGRESSIVE. I AM ASSERTIVE.

I AM NOT MESSY. I KNOW WHERE EVERYTHING IS.

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I AM NOT DEMANDING. I AM A PERFECTIONIST.

I AM NOT RECKLESS. I AM A RISK TAKER.

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Bondi Blue

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I AM NOT EMOTIONAL. I AM IN TOUCH WITH MY FEELINGS.

I AM NOT A CYNIC. I AM A REALIST.

I AM NOT LATE. YOU ARE EARLY.

I AM NOT KIASU. I AM SINGAPOREAN.

I AM NOT A COUCH POTATO. I NEED MY REST.

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A5 size 148 x 210 mm 128 pp Ruled on Right Matt Flexi-bound & Threadsewn

A5 size 148 x 210 mm 128 pp Blank Matt Flexi-bound & Threadsewn

A6 size 105 x 148 mm 128 pp Blank Matt Flexi-bound & Threadsewn

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I AM NOT BLUR. WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?

I AM NOT KANCHIONG. I AM ON THE BALL.

I AM NOT A DREAMER. I AM A VISIONARY.

I AM NOT FUSSY. I AM DISCRIMINATING.

I AM NOT PARANOID. EVERYONE IS AFTER ME.

Gunmetal Grey

Denim

Sky Blue

Eggshell Blue

Turquoise

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I AM NOT A GEEK. SUPERHEROES ARE REAL. Forest Green

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I AM NOT PROCRASTINATING. TOMORROW IS MY FAVOURITE DAY.

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I AM NOT PRICKLY. I AM SHARP.

I AM NOT HIGH. I AM HAPPY.

I AM NOT HYPERACTIVE. I AM ENERGETIC.

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Saffron

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I AM NOT A SHOPAHOLIC. I AM HELPING THE ECONOMY.

I AM NOT PERFECT. BUT PARTS OF ME ARE PRETTY AMAZING.

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I AM NOT IMPULSIVE. I AM SPONTANEOUS.

I AM NOT GRUMPY. I AM MARRIED.

Amethyst

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I AM NOT INDECISIVE. I AM KEEPING MY OPTIONS OPEN. Indigo

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Nuraliah Norasid Author of The Gatekeeper

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