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Good Night Marion
Good Night Marion is dedicated to parents, grandparents and caregivers who struggle to put children to bed. While the book can be read as a bedtime story, the reflective question on each page kindles conversations as the story unfolds.
Candid and captivating, author and medical doctor Dr Jade Kua hopes Good Night Marion will encourage caregivers and children to share their thoughts freely, and listen to each other empathetically. Have fun learning about yourselves and each other!
Steps To Heaven
Death is a difficult concept to explain to young children. While it is hard for them to understand, it is a crucial conversation not to avoid. Steps to Heaven, authored by 10-year-old Hannah Goh and illustrated by her eight-year-old brother Callum Goh, is a book written by children for children. It is about a little girl named Gracie who learns to come to grips with the death of her Nai Nai.
This book can be used as a conversation starter with young children to introduce the concept of dying. It can also be helpful for family with someone who is diagnosed with a life-limiting illness.
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The Seed From Heaven
When a seemingly insignificant seed fell onto an old man’s head, nothing quite prepared him and the people around him for the marvel that was to unfold.
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Anathe
The first children book published under Write Editions’ imprint, the Anathe series is a unique storybook, encompassing the learning of grammar fundamentals and cultivation of imagination as well as right values for young pre-schooling children, such as like politeness, respectfulness, and showing care and concern.
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Healthy Kids. Happy Kids
Healthy Kids. Happy Kids is a treasure trove of wisdom on inspiring and nurturing healthy and happy kids. Conceived by social entrepreneur and cycling enthusiast Lyndon Yeo, the book is a delightful collection of short articles and quotes, zealously contributed by parents, professionals, doctors, child experts, counsellors and educators. Truly, the health and happiness of our kids depend on the collective wisdom and support of people coming from all walks of life. Read and be inspired by every gem of insights, observations and experiences stored in this little book. They are simply, priceless.
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The M Quotient
This book celebrates the lives of 13 prominent personalities – including the late President S R Nathan – who had migrated from the small town of Muar in Malaysia to Singapore, where they pursued their dreams and attain prominence. The M Quotient – the unique Muar spirit, culture and values – were to serve them well they went on to achieve noteworthy success.
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My Voice Overcoming
When his mentee tragically took his own life amid depression in early 2010, it caused Chua Seng Lee to despair. Little did he realise that mental illness, with the stigma surrounding it, is prevalent and a rising issue in Singapore. His sense of mission to raise mental health awareness led him to work on this pioneering book. My Voice: Overcoming captures the authentic, poignant and heartfelt voices of people who have suffered from different forms of mental illness, and how they have struggled and recovered. It also sends a message of hope through illuminating perspectives from leading psychiatrists, mental health practitioners and caregivers.
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No One Born Poor
In one of the most extraordinary stories ever told, No One Born Poor poignantly captures the inconceivable life of Veng Sereyvuth. From a village boy in Prey Veng in Cambodia, a cyclo driver, a prisoner and a refugee, to becoming a politician, a Cabinet Minister in the Cambodian Government and a pioneer in education today – all in the span of 30 years – this striking autobiography of Veng Sereyvuth is an epitome of the indefatigable human spirit. Set against the backdrop of Cambodia’s tumultuous 1970s, this book encapsulates a man’s dauntless and determined belief in a better tomorrow.
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Finding My Voice
Young, newly married, hotshot hotel executive Emily "had a seat in the northward bound express career train" when she woke up one morning to discover that she suddenly lost control of her voice due to Spasmodic Dysphonia, a rare voice disorder. A deeply personal memoir, Finding My Voice is a book for anyone who has encountered fear, despair and loss of identity and self-worth in their lives. It is a story to inspire others to have the hope that, when one door closes, another opens – to see new possibilities in life when you choose to be thankful for what you already have.
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The Happy Student
Are you a happy, motivated student? Or do you drag yourself to class every morning? In The Happy Student, Daniel Wong describes the five key steps you need to take in order to become a happy, fulfilled, and successful student. Daniel scored straight A’s all through college but he didn’t find fulfillment in his achievements until he discovered the five steps. If you’re a student and have begun to question what the true purpose of education is, The Happy Student will lead you to the right answer. If you’re a teacher or parent, you’ll find inspirational ideas in The Happy Student to help your students and children become intrinsically motivated.
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Soul Otto
“Run away, kill myself or continue on this apprenticeship?” A momentous question Chef Otto Weibel had to ask himself in his youth — and one that would transform his entire life. Soul Otto embodies the joys, pains and adventures that pepper Chef Otto’s illustrious 50-plus-year journey — from an apprentice to a master chef, coach and mentor. Dubbed the ‘Godfather’ of Singapore’s culinary fraternity, Chef Otto’s candid, no-holds-barred sharing will inspire chefs, budding young chefs and readers who yearn to explore what it means to relentlessly pursue one’s dream, life purpose and true calling.
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