★★★☆☆ Book Review: Uncle Daniel’s Favourite Colour by Far’ain Jaafar and Nisa’ Tuzzakirah
An introduction to synaesthesia and the many ways one can experience ‘sight’. Talking to disabled individuals can feel a littleContinue Reading
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★★★☆☆ Book Review: Just A Little Mynah – Makan Mischief by Evelyn Sue Wong and Dhanendra Poedjono
Multilingual adventures exploring Singapore’s multicultural cuisine. If she actually had opposable thumbs, Little Mynah could well be a food blogger,Continue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: What If The Wind Tears My Kite? by Adia Tay
Learning to cope with letting go. Once there was a boy who lived all alone on a hill. Then oneContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: Lemonade Sky by J.H. Low
Gorgeous illustrations with a whimsical story to remind readers of all ages of the power of imagination. It’s been aContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Book Review: Suka-Suka the Cement Truck by Ng Swee San and Han Qingping
A colourful lesson on being responsible and picking up after yourself. The sheer number of cars is probably one ofContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: The Marvellous Sugee Cake by Quek Hong Shin
Lush, colourful illustrations introduces younger readers to the iconic sugee cake and Eurasian culture. If there’s one quintessentially Eurasian cuisineContinue Reading
Preview: Octoburst! – A Children’s Festival 2020 by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
October is a very special time for kids – after all, it’s when Children’s Day happens! To celebrate, regardless ofContinue Reading
Preview: Moonfest 2020 by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
This September, celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, Esplanade-style, as Moonfest returns this year – online! Now in its 16th edition, checkContinue Reading
Preview: TLC Children’s Festival by The Little Company
This September, Singapore Repertory Theatre’s The Little Company is bringing theatre to your screens, with the TLC Children’s Festival takingContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: Just A Little Mynah by Evelyn Sue Wong and Dhanendra Poedjono
Introducing kids to our multilingual society with the help of a bird park. How often do you get to readContinue Reading
